The Pakistan cricket team is considering to make key changes in their line-up for the second Test against England after a crushing defeat in the first Test. The second match is set to begin on October 15 in Multan, and reports suggest that Kamran Ghulam and Imam-ul-Haq are likely to be added in the team.
Kamran Ghulam Finally Ready for His Test Debut?
Fans have been eagerly waiting for Kamran Ghulam’s name to pop up in the Test lineup, and it seems that the moment may finally be here! The right-handed batter has been a shining star in Pakistan’s domestic circuit, racking up an impressive 4,377 runs at an average of 49.17.
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It’s been a long journey for Kamran, who has been knocking on the door of the national team for quite some time. Many cricket lovers believe that with the team struggling to find their footing at the crease, now is the perfect time to give him that long-awaited Test cap.
The Return of Imam-ul-Haq
Another name making headlines is Imam-ul-Haq, the top-order batter who was dropped before the series against Bangladesh. With 24 Tests under his belt and 1,568 runs at an average of 37.33, Imam brings a wealth of experience.
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In a lineup that needs a solid start, his return could provide the stability the team desperately needs. After all, a strong beginning can set the tone for the whole match. Are you excited to see how Imam can impact the game if he gets the nod?
Who Will Step Up In Abrar Ahmed’s Absence?
The Pakistan camp has hit a setback with Abrar Ahmed ruling out of the second Test due to sickness. The veteran left-arm spinner Nauman Ali is expected to step up in his place.
Nauman has proven to be a consistent performer, taking 47 wickets in 15 Tests at an average of 33.53. His experience could be crucial on what’s likely to be a spin-friendly track in Multan.
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