Rashid Khan Takes Test Cricket Break to Manage Injuries
Rashid Khan was not named in the initial squad for a united testing against New Zealand from 9 September. Afghanistan cricket poster boy Rashid Khan will not play test format on the nurse’s back in the near future after undergoing a surgery last year. A source in the Afghanistan Cricket Board told PTI that Rashid and the team management had decided mutually decided on their break from the longest format, considering the issues behind them.
Earlier this week, he was not nominated in the initial team for a united testing against New Zealand in Greater Noida from 9 September. After the ODI World Cup in India in October-November, Rashid was out of action for four months after back surgery. He was part of the recent T20 Word Cup in the USA and Caribbean, where he had cotton to Afghanistan in the semi -finals.
Rashid to increase the charge slowly
The 25 -year -old recently played three games in several days in the Shapegeza T20 League in Kabul, taking six wickets in total. After the surgery, Rashid’s plan was gradually to increase his charge. Not playing a long format from the next six months to a year was also part of the plan. In tests, he will need to keep bowling from one end and his back is not ready for that kind of work.
He should be available for the ODI series against South Africa next month, “the source said. Rashid has played five Tests, 103 Odis and 93 T20I for Afghanistan, which hardly five -day games against top teams like New Zealand See you to play.
Afghanistan squads are already in Greater Noida
He also suffered a hamstring injury during a hundred in the UK earlier this month. The Afghanistan squads are already in Greater Noida, have adopted domestic spots, and have started preparations for testing against New Zealand. Rashid must be able to play three ODIs against South Africa in the United Arab Emirates from 18 September, the first bilateral series between the two countries.
One-closed test against New Zealand
Earlier this week, he was not started in the initial team from 9 September for a close testing against New Zealand in Greater Noida. 9. Rashid was out of action for four months after a back surgery after the ODI in India, October-November. He was part of the recent T20 World Cup in the USA and Caribbean, where he captained Afghanistan in the semi -finals.
Earlier this month, he also had a hamstring injury when competing in a 100 in the UK. The Afghanistan teams have already moved into domestic venues in Greater Noida and begun getting ready for their next test against New Zealand. For the first bilateral series between the two nations, starting on September 18, Rashid must be able to play three One-Day Internationals (ODIs) against South Africa in the United Arab Emirates.
The 25 -year -old recently played three games in several days in the Shapegeza T20 League in Kabul, taking six wickets in total. After the surgery, Rashid’s plan was gradually to increase his charge. Not playing a long format from the next six months to a year was also part of the plan.
Need to keep bowling
In tests, he will need to keep bowling from one end and his back is not ready for that kind of work. The source said that it should be available for the ODI series against South Africa next month.
Rashid has played five Tests, 103 Odis and 93 T20I for Afghanistan, which rarely meets five -day games against top teams like New Zealand. He also suffered a hamstring injury during a hundred in the UK earlier this month. The Afghanistan squads are already in Greater Noida, have adopted domestic spots, and have started preparations for testing against New Zealand.
Able at three ODIs against South Africa
Rashid must be able to play three ODIs against South Africa in the United Arab Emirates from 18 September, the first bilateral series between the two countries. After surgery, it was decided to gradually increase its workload. Not playing Test cricket for six months to one year was also one of the options. In red-ball cricket, he will have to bowl from one end and his back is not ready to take that kind of pressure.
He will play in the ODI series against South Africa. Rashid has been part of five tests, 103 One-Day International and 93 T20I for Afghanistan. He injured his hamstring during a hundred in the United Kingdom. The Afghanistan team is already practicing in Greater Noida.
conclusion
Afghanistan’s star spinner Rashid Khan will take a long break from Test cricket to maintain his charge. After surgery last year, Rashid is dealing with the concerns of back injuries. Afghanistan cricket poster boy Rashid Khan will not play test format for the nurse’s back in the near future after undergoing surgery last year.
A source in the Afghanistan Cricket Board told the news agency PTI that Rashid and the team management had decided on their break from the longest format, considering the issues behind them.
