Mohammad Haris captains a team that even includes Babar Azam, Pakistan's white-ball captain
Each of the five sides at the Champions One-Day Cup- Pakistan's newer, flashier edition of the local 50-over opposition- will become captained by Pakistan internationals. Shaheen Shah Afridi, Mohammad Rizwan, Shadab Khan, Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Haris have been announced as officers of the sides they represent, taking charge of the Lions, Wolves, Panthers, Dolphins and Stallions both.
Shoaib Malik, the team's coach, chose Haris as their captain, which suggests a extraordinary and unexpected resumption of favor with the PCB. He next played ODI cricket a year ago, and was left out of Pakistan's World Cup squad. He even lost his place in the T20 area, the format most suitable to his competence, during Wahab Riaz's stint as chief selection. Presently, however, he captains a team that even includes Babar Azam, Pakistan's white-ball captain, as well as Haris ' captain at Peshawar Zalmi, where the two perform at the PSL.
Unlike previous versions of the game, the PCB has pulled out all the halts to assure maximum involvement of Pakistan's highest-profile people. There is no foreign cricket for Pakistan which coincides with the contest, with just about every fit properly contracted player taking part.
During the instructors ' opening press conferences, Misbah-ul-Haq, coach of the Wolves, said any unqualified players may be excluded from the competitors. The Board has provided a list of people who did not make the split on that account, including past Pakistan opening Sharjeel Khan.
All activities will take place in Faisalabad, with the game running from September 12-29 with quarterfinals rather than semi-finals. The competition concludes eight days before the start of the first Check between Pakistan and England.
Each area has announced expanded club names, which are to be trimmed by September 10. The factors do not have affiliated area names, though each title does have historical links to earlier home glass sides: Lahore for Lions, Karachi for Dolphins, Peshawar for Panthers, Faisalabad for Wolves and, probably most notably, Sialkot for Stallions.
Sarfaraz Ahmed is the only player-mentor, operating in that role with the Dolphins. Misbah ( Wolves ), Malik ( Stallions ), Saqlain Mushtaq ( Panthers ) and Waqar Younis ( Lions ) are the other mentors.
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