- Fakhaar suffered inclined tears after an embarrassing fall.
- ICC agrees to the Imam as an alternative to time in the Pakistan team.
- Development comes days before India’s clash on February 23 in Dubai.
Dubai: Imam Asr joined the Pakistan team 2025, to replace the opening match, Fakhaar Zaman, who was excluded from the championship due to the injury, which led to a serious kick for the National Cricket team.
Fakhaar was subjected to an inclined tear after an embarrassing fall while he was aware of the opening of the Pakistan match against New Zealand in Karachi.
He briefly returned to this field after the medical evaluation, but he had to go out again, prompting fears of his fitness.
Subsequent surveying confirmed the severity of the injury, which led to its withdrawal a few days before the clash of green shirts against India on February 23 in Dubai.
The left mixture moved to its sockets on social media to announce its departure from the rest of the championship.
The Technical Committee for Events of the ICC Champions for Men 2025 approved the imam as an alternative to time in the Pakistan squad.
The player’s replacement requires approval from the technical committee for the event before it is officially added to the team.
The imam was already part of the Shaheen Pakistan and recently admired the warm -up match against South Africa, where he scored 98 Assyria.
Meanwhile, in the opening match of the tournament, Pakistan suffered Pakistan defenders from a 60th defeat on New Zealand.
When chasing a hard goal of 321, men were finished in Al -Akhdar for 260, with Khoshdale Shah scored the highest scoring with 69 out of 49 births, while Babar Azad 64 of 90 balls contributed.
For New Zealand, Will Young and Tom struck for centuries, while QUICFIRS 61 of 39 delivery provided a decisive batch to its total.
Pakistan will now face its bow in the upcoming India, a confrontation that you should win to maintain the hopes of defending the title alive.
The updated Pakistan Band: Muhammad Rizwan (c), Babar Azzam, Imam Asr, Kamran Ghulam, Saud Shakil, Tahaab Taher, Fahim Ashraf, Khoshdel Shah, Salman Ali, Shaheen, Othman Khan, Barrar Ahmed, Harris Roof, Muhammad, Shah Aphidi.