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Haris Rauf Should Have Been Part Of Pakistan Test Squad Against Aus, Says Shahid Afridi
After Haris Rauf: After Haris Rauf pulled himself out of the Pakistan Test squad against Australia drew concern to many former Pakistani cricketers, now another voice weighing in with former all-rounder Shahid Afridi emphasising the fast bowler "should have been a part of the side."
The absence of Rauf, who withdrew from the series before the squad announcement, citing workload management and a need to protect his body, left a void in Pakistan's fast-bowling arsenal.
Rauf's decision to prioritize his physical well-being led him to the Big Bash League in Australia, where he donned the Melbourne Stars jersey and showcased his skills in four games. While Rauf plied his trade in the BBL, Pakistan embarked on the series with a pace unit lacking the high-speed artillery they desperately needed. Read More...
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