IND vs PAK Live – Asia Cup 2022 LIVE: In a piece of massive and good news for Pakistan cricket team, pace sensation Naseem Shah is feeling fit. The image of a 19-year-old walking off the field during the team’s first game against India sinked the Pakistani team and its fans. The right-arm bowler had dismissed KL Rahul of his third delivery and sent back Suryakumar Yadav also. Naseem could not continue bowling as the Dubai heat took a toll on him. Now, the fast bowler is saying he is fit and will complete unfinished job vs India on Sunday. Follow INDIA vs PAKISTAN LIVE & Asia Cup Super-4 Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
“I am feeling fit. I got injured and left the job mid-way last time. But will complete the unfinished work in Super-4 clash vs India on Sunday,” Naseem is quoted by Samaa News.
IND vs PAK LIVE: Good news for Pakistan, Naseem Shah says ‘feeling fit, will complete unfinished job vs India on Sunday’: Follow Asia CUP 2022 LIVE
IND vs PAK Live: Why Naseem Shah’s presence is vital for Pakistan against arch-rivals India?
- Shaheen Shah Afridi was ruled out of Asia Cup due to a knee injury.
- Naseem stepped up in his absence and straightaway made an impact by dismissing Rahul.
- Skipper Babar Azam said the way the youngster was bowling, Shaheen’s absence was not felt.
- After getting cramps, the right-arm fast bowler bowled 2 overs against Hong Kong and picked up 2 wickets in Pakistan’s next match.
- His pace has been exemplary, and his presence against India in the Super-4 clash on Sunday would prove to be a massive difference.
- Naseem had an excellent T20I debut against India, wherein he gave away 27 runs and picked up two wickets.
- Now, the pace bowler is back fit and delivering thunderbolts in nets.
IND vs PAK LIVE: Good news for Pakistan, Naseem Shah says ‘feeling fit, will complete unfinished job vs India on Sunday’: Follow Asia CUP 2022 LIVE
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