The injured Pakistani newcomer Saym Ayub managed the ICC champions trophy, PCB reports

The young Pakistani newcomer Saim Ayub was excluded from the trophy of the Mus champions after he was prescribed a rehabilitation period for at least 10 weeks to restore after an ankle injury. On Friday, the Pakistani City Council (PCB) said that Saim, who was injured in South Africa in January, “is developing well in his recovery after a fracture of the ankle and continue rehabilitation in England.” “After complex MRI, x-rays and medical assessments, SAIM was excluded within 10 weeks from the date of injury (January 3),” the PCB statement said.

“His availability for the New Zealand tour will be cleaned by all fitness tests and medical requirements.” Saim was injured during a performance on the first day of the second test against South Africa in Cape Town.

Pakistan will go on a trip to New Zealand for five T20is and three ODI from March 16 to April 5, followed by the Pakistani Super League, starting on April 8.

The 22-year-old newcomer SouthPaw became the best player with the bat Pakistan in tours to Australia, Zimbabwe and South Africa, where he scored hundreds in Odd in South Africa, as well as in the T20 in Zimbabwe.

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