LAHORE: Pakistan quick bowler Naseem Shah has examined optimistic for Covid-19 and can miss the remaining two Twenty20s towards England, the Pakistan Cricket Board mentioned on Thursday.
Shah was discharged from hospital on Thursday after being identified with pneumonia and the PCB mentioned the quick bowler was feeling “a lot better.”
“Shah is again within the staff resort the place he’ll comply with all Covid-19 protocols,” the PCB mentioned in an announcement.
Pakistan is because of go away for New Zealand subsequent Monday to take part in a triangular Twenty20 sequence additionally that includes Bangladesh.
The PCB did not make clear whether or not the quick bowler will accompany the staff to New Zealand.
Shah performed just one sport within the seven-match sequence towards England at Karachi earlier than being rested. He returned costly figures of 0-41 off his 4 overs within the first match, which England gained by six wickets.
He was admitted to hospital late Tuesday evening in Lahore with a chest an infection and fever.
Pakistan leads the sequence 3-2 with back-to-back slender wins at Karachi and Lahore within the final two video games as England could not chase down below-par totals.
The remaining two matches might be performed on Friday and Sunday at Lahore.
Shah was discharged from hospital on Thursday after being identified with pneumonia and the PCB mentioned the quick bowler was feeling “a lot better.”
“Shah is again within the staff resort the place he’ll comply with all Covid-19 protocols,” the PCB mentioned in an announcement.
Pakistan is because of go away for New Zealand subsequent Monday to take part in a triangular Twenty20 sequence additionally that includes Bangladesh.
The PCB did not make clear whether or not the quick bowler will accompany the staff to New Zealand.
Shah performed just one sport within the seven-match sequence towards England at Karachi earlier than being rested. He returned costly figures of 0-41 off his 4 overs within the first match, which England gained by six wickets.
He was admitted to hospital late Tuesday evening in Lahore with a chest an infection and fever.
Pakistan leads the sequence 3-2 with back-to-back slender wins at Karachi and Lahore within the final two video games as England could not chase down below-par totals.
The remaining two matches might be performed on Friday and Sunday at Lahore.