Pakistan’s 22-year-old opening batter, Saim Ayub, is awaiting a key medical assessment next week to determine his availability for PSL 10, set to begin on April 11.
Medical Assessment in the UK
- Ayub sustained a right ankle injury during the Cape Town Test against South Africa in January.
- A detailed medical examination by British specialists will take place on Tuesday to assess his fitness.
- Based on their recommendations, a final decision will be made regarding his participation in the PSL.
Current Rehabilitation Progress
- Ayub has resumed training as part of his recovery.
- Pakistani trainer Hanif Malik has traveled to London to assist him in rehabilitation.
Impact on Pakistan’s Future Fixtures
- Due to the injury, Ayub was ruled out of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
- He will also miss Pakistan’s white-ball series against New Zealand.
The upcoming medical report will be crucial in determining whether Saim Ayub can return to competitive cricket in time for the PSL 10 season.
