KARACHI: Akmal brothers, Shoaib Malik, Umar Gull, will be not be part of Pakistan Cricket team 15 member Squad for World Cup 2015, Geo News reported from its sources.
The report said that Kamran Akmal, Umar Akmal, Shoaib Malik and Umar Gull have been dropped from 15 member squad for World Cup.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to include Junaid Khan, Asad Shafique and Muhammad Rizwan in the 15 member world cup squad.
The report said that the PCB has decided to preferred Asad Shafique over Umak Akmal and Umar Gul has been not included in the team over his knee injury.
Muhammad Rizwan belonged to Peshawar is a batsman-cum-wicket keeper now will be given chance in the upcoming World Cup.
It is pertinent to mention here that Saeed Ajmal has already been dropped from the world cup squad due to his re-modeled bowling action. Expert said that ace spinner needed time to full control over new bowling action.
The International Cricket Council has set January 7 date for submission of final 15 member squad for the World Cup.
It is expected that the PCB will formally announce the team for the World Cup on Tuesday.
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