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Salman Ali To Lead Pakistan As Rizwan Rested For 3rd T20I Vs Aus; Jahandad To Make Debut

Salman Ali Agha: Pakistan made two notable changes to their playing eleven for the final T20I of their three-match series against Australia at the Bellerive Oval on Monday as regular captain Mohammad Rizwan has been rested with Salman Ali Agha

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Salman Ali to lead Pakistan as Rizwan rested for 3rd T20I vs Aus; Jahandad to make debut
Salman Ali to lead Pakistan as Rizwan rested for 3rd T20I vs Aus; Jahandad to make debut (Image Source: IANS)
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By IANS News
Nov 18, 2024 • 01:12 PM

Salman Ali Agha: Pakistan made two notable changes to their playing eleven for the final T20I of their three-match series against Australia at the Bellerive Oval on Monday as regular captain Mohammad Rizwan has been rested with Salman Ali Agha shouldering the captain's responsibility.

IANS News
By IANS News
November 18, 2024 • 01:12 PM

With the series already lost 0-2, besdies Rizwan, the team management decided to rest pace spearhead Naseem Shah while 21-year-old left-arm pacer Jahandad Khan was handed his international debut.

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While Pakistan did not officially confirm the reasons behind Rizwan’s absence, it is believed that the decision was taken to rest the wicketkeeper-batter, who has been a consistent figure in both formats of the series.

Similarly, Naseem , who played a crucial role in Pakistan's historic ODI series win, was rested after enduring a gruelling schedule that included an injury scare in the first ODI. Meanwhile, Jahandad's inclusion came on the back of an impressive performance in domestic cricket.

The first match of the series, curtailed to a seven-over contest due to rain, saw Pakistan collapse to 64 all out while chasing 94. The second match saw a middling total of 148 slip away as Pakistan were bundlled out for 134 with two balls to spare.

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The first match of the series, curtailed to a seven-over contest due to rain, saw Pakistan collapse to 64 all out while chasing 94. The second match saw a middling total of 148 slip away as Pakistan were bundlled out for 134 with two balls to spare.

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