Pakistan has recalled leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed for the second and final Test against Bangladesh after their all-pace attack strategy backfired in the first Test. This decision comes after Pakistan suffered their first-ever Test defeat against Bangladesh on a slow track in Rawalpindi, where their pacers struggled while Bangladesh spinners dominated.
Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal has lashed out at the team management’s decision to drop leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed from the Test squad against Bangladesh. Akmal criticizes the inconsistency in selection and believes personal biases are affecting Abrar’s chances, potentially harming his confidence and Pakistan’s chances of success.
Pakistani leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed is determined to become the team’s leading spin option ahead of the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh. The series presents a crucial opportunity for Abrar to showcase his skills and stake a claim for inclusion in the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy squad.
Pakistani spinner Abrar Ahmed treated his fellow cricketers to his renowned tea in a surprise visit. Despite initial reluctance, Abrar prepared tea for Zaman Khan, Usman Khan, Saim Ayub, and Iftikhar Ahmed, who praised its quality. The video, shared by the PCB, showed the players enjoying the tea and engaging in light-hearted banter. The Pakistan team is currently locked in a 1-1 T20I series against New Zealand, with the final two matches to be played in Lahore.
Pakistani mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed, known for his tea-making skills, was unexpectedly visited by teammates who demanded a cup of his famous chai. Despite his initial reluctance, Abrar obliged and served them tea, with witty banter and playful interactions between the players. The video posted by the Pakistan Cricket Board captures the amusing tea adventure, showcasing the camaraderie and lighter moments within the national cricket team.
