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Pakistan Shaheens finalise squad changes ahead of Top End T20 series


Pakistan Shaheens made two key chances to their squad ahead of the Top end T20 Series in Darwin, Australia.

LAHORE: Pakistan Shaheens made two key changes to their squad ahead of the Top end T20 Series in Darwin, Australia.

The series is set to take place from August 14 to August 24.

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The team announced the inclusion of batter Mohammad Faiq, who replaced Haider Ali following his provisional suspension by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), concerning ongoing disciplinary action.

In the bowling department, left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Wasim Jr was added in place of Salman Mirza.

Captained by Muhammad Irfan Khan, the 15-player roster comprises a blend of rookie players looking to gain experience in Australian conditions.

The setup includes head coach Ghulam Ali, bowling coach Sami Ullah Niazi, fielding coach Mansoor Amjad, performance analyst Muhammad Ibrahim, and physiotherapist Muhammad Aleem.

Pakistan Shaheens are scheduled to open their campaign against Bangladesh A on August 14 at the TIO Stadium in Darwin.

The group stage will then progress with matches against Perth Scorchers and Melbourne Renegades, both played at TIO Stadium on August 16 and August 18, respectively.

Following these, the competition will move to DYC Arena, hosting Pakistan’s remaining games against Kingsmen on august 19, Adelaide Strikers on August 20, and Nepal on August 20.

The semi-finals and final are set for August 24.

The squad includes wicketkeepers Khawaja Mohammad Nafay and Muhammad Ghazi Ghori. The bowling attack is strengthened by the presence of Mohammad Wasim Jr, who offers left-arm pace variety.

Preparation camps were conducted within Pakistan before departure to Australia, ensuring the team was match-ready for the multiplex tournament.

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The Top End T20 series will feature 12 participating teams and is designed to expose young talent to a more competitive T20 experience on foreign soil.

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