- Saim Ayoub fell from Pakistan due to the injury.
- Saud Shakeel gets “consistent offers”.
- The same team consisting of 15 members to be displayed in the Tri-Nation series.
Lahore: The Pakistani Cricket Council (PCB) announced on Friday the long-awaited team for the ICC Champions Cup for the next 2025 and the Tri-Nation series, which includes Pakistan, New Zealand and South Africa.
According to a statement issued by the Cricket Council, there are four changes in the 15 -players player, which last played in the ODI series in South Africa at late last year.
Abdullah Shafik, Muhammad Erfan Khan, Saim Ayoub and Sofyan Maqeem, was replaced by Fahim Ashraf, Fakhara Zaman, Khoshdale Shah and Soud Shakil.
The team, which will be taken by Mohamed Rizouan with Salman Ali Agha, includes a deputy, three members from the 2017-Paabar Ikam title, Fahim Ashraf and Fakher Zaman.
As Babar and Fakhr also appeared, along with Harris Rove, Shaheen Shah Aphraidi and Saud Shakil in the last 50 events in the International Criminal Court-the World Cup Cricket of 5023.
In the aftermath of the Men’s Cricket World Cup in the International Criminal Court, Pakistan played three ODI series, defeating 50 heroes in the world Australia 2-1, Zimbabwe 2-1 and South Africa 3-0.
Fakhar Zaman, which scored a century in the final of the ICC Champions 2017 against India, returns after overcoming the injury and the disease that has resulted in its enemy from the international cricket game since June 2024.
Fakhaar showed his return to complete physical fitness and shape during the T20 CUP 2024 Cup in December, when he was the third top scorer with 303 running with an impressive strike rate for more than 132. with 11 centuries and 16 half -century on average 46.5 and the 93.4 strike rate.
Pakistan’s vice -captain, Sud Shakeel, was rewarded for his consistent and strong performance in home tests by earning a place on the side. The left player 15 and another ODI against England in Kolkata in CIC 50 World Cup men 2023, but scored 577 in 13 test roles at home this season with two and a half centuries against Bangladesh, England and the West India Islands
She returns to Ashraf and Khoshil Shah to the fiftieth team, adding ingenuity and supply of Captain Mohamed Rizwan with additional options.
ODI 34 and the last of Feheem in September 2023, and since then it was one of the most consistent local artists in all formats, while Khoshdale was the last time Pakistan in ODIS in August 2022 and took -a day Cup in addition to the registration of 132 runs and took nine share in the T20 Cup Champions.
PCB has until February 11 to make any changes to the team; After that, alternatives will only be allowed on a medical basis, according to the approval of the ICC Technical Committee for events.
The same team will also display in the Tri-Nation Odi series, which includes New Zealand and South Africa in Lahore and Crachi, in the period before the ICC 2025 Champions Cup.
The series will start on February 8, where Pakistan faces New Zealand at Gaddafi Stadium.
After a triple chain, the Champions Cup will start 2025 on February 19 and will continue until March 9.
The matches will be held across three places in Pakistan – Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi – and in Dubai, with 15 exciting meetings between the eight participating teams.
Pakistan Band:
Muhammad Rizouan (c), Babar Azzam, Fakar Zaman, Kamran Ghulam, Soud Shakil, Tahaab Taher, Fahim Ashraf, Khoshdale Shah, Salman Ali Agha (VC) Shah Aphraidi.
ICC Men’s Champions:
February 19: Pakistan against New Zealand, Karachi, Pakistan
February 20: Bangladesh against India, Dubai
February 21: Afghanistan against South Africa, Karachi, Pakistan
February 22: Australia against England, Lahore, Pakistan
February 23: Pakistan against India, Dubai
February 24: Bangladesh v. New Zealand, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
February 25: Australia against South Africa, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
February 26: Afghanistan against England, Lahore, Pakistan
February 27: Pakistan vs. Bangladesh, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
February 28: Afghanistan against Australia, Lahore, Pakistan
March 1: South Africa against England, Karachi, Pakistan
March 2: New Zealand against India, Dubai
March 4: Semi -final 1, Dubai
March 5: The semi -finals 2, Lahore, Pakistan
March 9: Final, Lahore (unless India qualifies, otherwise it will be played in Dubai)
March 10: Reserve Day
*All matches will be meetings for a day