Naseem’s rehabilitation is being continued at NCA, says PCB
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday gave a wellbeing update on pacer Naseem Shah, who experienced a shoulder injury during the Asia Cup and missed the current year's Reality Cup subsequently.
He likewise went through a medical procedure in the Unified Realm.
"Pakistan quick bowler Naseem Shah began the last phase of his recovery today at the Public Cricket Foundation (NCA) in Lahore," the PCB said in an explanation on Wednesday.
"The youthful pacer was harmed during the Asia Cup in September, after which he went through a medical procedure in the Unified Realm. Following the medical procedure, he stayed in the UK for quite a long time for restoration and starting preparation as the PCB took care of his clinical expenses and he got nonstop consideration from a group of master clinical staff.
"Naseem's recovery is being gone on at NCA, Lahore under the consideration of a strength and molding mentor, a physiotherapist and a specialist. At present, he is doing light rec center activities and incomplete bowling training and will begin batting tomorrow."
Prior, the Pakistan Super Association (PSL) side Quetta Fighters' exceptional pacer Naseem joined Islamabad Joined in a significant trade bargain.
Naseem was the subject of conversation among the cricket clique, and each PSL establishment was giving its all to get the 20-year-old on board after it was accounted for that the right-arm pacer had chosen to leave Quetta.
Quetta presently has accepted Islamabad's first-round Platinum pick while the last option has packed away Quetta's third-round Platinum pick.
There were solid reports that Naseem could wind up joining Multan Rulers, who as of late got Iftikhar Ahmed in another trade arrangement, or Peshawar Zalmi, however Islamabad came out victorious in the competition to get the pacer's mark.
