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Mohammad Rizwan Snubbed Again as Pakistan Revises Squad for Sri Lanka Tests
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What Happened?
Pakistan has revised its squad for the upcoming Test series against Sri Lanka, leaving out Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq. Despite scoring a double century in domestic cricket, Rizwan's omission raises eyebrows.
Key points
- Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq have been excluded from Pakistan's Test squad for the Sri Lanka series.
- Rizwan scored an unbeaten double century in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy but was not selected.
- Aamir Jamal returns to the squad, while Ali Shabbir, Muhammad Tayyab Arif, and Saqib Khan receive their first call-ups.
- Rizwan's omission is surprising given his recent domestic performance.
- Imam-ul-Haq was released from the squad due to a calf injury.
Key insights
- Rizwan's strong domestic performance may lead to questions about the selectors' criteria.
- The inclusion of new players indicates a shift in Pakistan's approach to team composition.
- Imam's injury highlights the physical demands on players during international tours.
Why it matters
Rizwan's exclusion could impact team dynamics and selection strategies for future matches.
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Source
India Today
