ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s specialist leg break spin bowler, Yasir Shah who is wooed for his leg spinners, flippers and googlies has become unfit and is out from Kakul Fitness Camp.
As per the details, Pakistan’s international cricketer has become unfit because of falling victim to left knee ailment, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) states.
He has been called at National Cricket Academy for treatment, PCB informs. As per the details, there are 30 players participating in the boot camp.
It is pertinent to mention here that this boot camp is a two week long boot camp of centrally contracted cricketers and has kicked off today. Muhammad Hafeez, Zulfiqar Babar, Imad Wasim and Haris Sohail are not participating owing to injuries however all four players will tour England as members of squad.
This boot camp is basically for Pakistan-England series which are to start on July 14th. The teams will play four Tests, five ODIs and a T20 match. Green shirts will leave for England a month before the series, on June 14.
Pakistan will also play two ODIs against Ireland after England series.
Centrally contracted players underwent fitness tests at National Cricket Academy (NCA) three days ago. However, Test format skipper, Misbahul Haq could not participate for being in Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah.
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