Due to pain and tightness on the left side, Gurram Shahzad missed the best portion of the line ' final moment against Bangladesh.
Khurram Shahzad appears to have avoided another severe injury, giving Pakistan a much-needed increase in exercise.
The Pakistan quick was away from the field for the most part during the current Test series ' last day when Bangladesh won by six wickets in Rawalpindi to fight Pakistan 2-0.
Shahzad, 24, who was the next highest wicket-taker in the line, was earlier instrumental in triggering a first-innings decline that saw Bangladesh reduced to 26 for 6. He took career-best images of 6 for 90 in the pitches, but was significantly less effective in the next pitches, taking 1 for 40 in the seven innings he bowled.
He was sent for imaging after the match with what was explained as pain and stiffness on the left side of his brain. ESPNcricinfo understands that findings have ruled out a bone, and physicians have advised him a brief period of sleep. That means, on his recent analysis, Shahzad will be fit for the Examine series against England next month.
Given Shahzad's new damage history, the part niggle was of great concern. He injured his ribs on his first appearance in Perth in December, which turned out to be a strain fracture, which required him to stay out for several weeks. Since missing a single game in first-class cricket since the harm in Perth, he just started playing again for the two Tests against Bangladesh next month.
In consequence, he wo n't participate in the Champions One-Day Cup, which is scheduled to begin the following week as a result of Pakistan's efforts to get him back in shape before their first Test against England, which will take place on October 7 in Multan. As a result of his improvement, he will have another MRI scan the following year.
Pakistan may be reluctant to lose another fast bowling to damage keeping in mind their new track record.
Shaheen Afridi, Naseem Shah, Haris Rauf, Mohammad Hasnain, Hasan Ali and Ihsanullah have all suffered long-term accidents of soon, and the PCB's health ministry has come under great attention. A senior health official Dr. Sohail Saleem's resignation was made public the same day as an internal evaluation that was blatantly critical of Ihsanullah's treatment and management of his injury earlier this year.
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