Fakhar, Haider and Sarfaraz were eventually included in Pakistan's T20 World Cup squad & Pakistan departed for Dubai for the ICC T20 World Cup with optimism

 The media pressure and public voice finally paid off because the trio of Fakhar Zaman, Haider Ali and Sarfaraz Ahmed deserved to be recognized at the end of Pakistan’s 15 -member squad for the World Cup. -T20 world starts in the United Arab Emirates starting 23 October.

It seems that the career of 2017 Champions Cup winner Sarfaraz Ahmed is over. But his fortunes varied dramatically and he was forced to return to the team instead of Azam Khan, who was heavily criticized.

Fast bowler Muhammad Hasnain was sacked by 18 members which also included three traveling reserve players Shahnawaz Dahani, Usman Qadir and now Khushdil Shah. Haider joined the team in place of Hasnain.

Head coach Muhammad Wasim, who mentioned the controversial squad a few weeks ago, faced particular outrage from the media and the general public. However, he should be commended for finally giving up the pressure and choosing a balanced team.

Some questions remain unanswered as Wasim has called up the national squad earlier while Ramiz Raja waited on the wing to take over the leadership of the Pakistan Cricket Council (PCB).

Surprisingly Wasim was stuck in tour cancellations of New Zealand and England, stating that he caused problems in analyzing player performance.

Azam Khan’s poor performance as batter and wicketkeeper in the T20 National Cup was the reason for his dismissal. While the captain of the Quetta Gladiator, Sarfaraz Ahmed, cotton and good kept reviving his career.

The great talent of Haider Ali, who was praised by the British media after a big debut for half a century, was not on the team due to his inconsistent appearances. Several class beats in the T20 Cup have earned him a place on the national team.

Veterans Shoaib Malik and Wahab Riaz, however, failed to secure a place on the team as predicted by some quarters.

Meanwhile the Pakistan team linked to the T20 World Cup will organize a seven-day training and conditioning camp on bio-safety protocols at the LCCA National High Performance Center and ground floor, Lahore, from October 10.

Team members, along with family members, will participate in bio-security and undergo Covid-19 testing upon arrival. After returning a negative test, players are allowed to begin preparation with a gym session at NHPC, the PCB announced in a news release.

Players will practice at the LCCA Ground at 13:30 on Oct. 11 and 12 while they are scheduled to play a training match in the lights on Oct. 14 starting at -6 p.m. No training activities are scheduled for October 13th.Captained by star batsman Babar Azam, Team Pakistan departed for Dubai on October 15 with a fair level of optimism for the ICC T20 World Cup Cricket Tournament whose Super 12 round will start from October 23.

Before flying to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Babar gave the impression that Fakhar would be the opener, as he himself would continue to open the inning with Muhammad Rizwan.

The constant rain and tears by former cricketers, the media and others finally forced the election of head Muhammad Wasim to put the left-handed opener Fakhar and former Pakistan captains Sarfaraz Ahmed and Shoaib Malik, in the 15-member squad.

The green shirt now looks like a balanced and strong combination. The entire country and millions of Pakistani supporters saw the experienced trio of Shoaib, Sarfaraz and Muhammad Hafeez along with talented youngsters, Babar, Fakhar and Rizwan to inspire other teams to show their energy in warm-up matches and major events. to make his heart rejoice.

Short format specialist Shoaib will now play the T20 World Cup for the sixth time in a row and is expected to step forward for a farewell by bringing glory and honor to Pakistan.

Australia will face South Africa in Abu Dhabi and the two -time West Indies champions will face England in Dubai on 23 October. by the flamboyant Virat Kohli.

Although not many give a very high rating to the Pakistan team, but the unpredictability makes him the most dangerous player and the Indian, who has already won the T20 World Cup in 2007, will not make a blunder for taking him lightly.

Pakistan must win at least four of their group matches in order to have realistic hopes of securing a place in the semifinals. Besides India, New Zealand and Afghanistan may also be difficult to capture, but Pakistan will still have the same opportunity to advance if they can play with potential.

The qualifying phase of the event kicked off at the Amert Stadium in Oman starting on October 17 with eight teams vying for four qualifying spots. In addition to former champions Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Ireland, the Netherlands, Scotland, Papua New Guinea, Namibia and hosts Oman will struggle in qualifying. Oman will face Papua New Guinea and Bangladesh will face Scotland on Sunday.

In the meantime, Pakistan hired fast bowling consultant Vernon Philander of South Africa, who has extensive bowler training pace. However, the experts expressed concern about immediate success due to limited time.

Pakistan’s newly appointed batting consultant and former Australian batting great Matthew Hayden, who is currently involved in the Indian Premier League (IPL), will join the team in Dubai. With head coach Misbah-ul-Haq and fast bowling coach Waqar Younis retiring,

The Pakistani cricketer had to quickly adjust to the way interim coach Saqlain Mushtaq, to ​​be assisted by Philander and Hayden.