After poor performance in the final, these 3 players will be discharged from the team, the return of Shan Masood is fixed

After the defeat at the hands of Sri Lanka in the final of Asia Cup 2022 the return of Shan Masood is fixed, some big changes can be seen in Pakistan’s team. After the Asia Cup, the selectors may have to re-think the team selection for the series against England, the tour of New Zealand and then the ICC T20 World Cup. Pakistan suffered two defeats against Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup within three days and questions have been raised about the selection of some players in the team.

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Shan Masood is ready to return to the team on the basis of his superb form

If sources are to be believed, Asif Ali, Fakhar Zaman and Khushdil Shah are set to leave the team. While Shan Masood is ready to return to the team on the basis of his excellent form. Sources said the selection committee had completed the selection of the probables and as per the schedule. The squad was to be announced on Tuesday. But the two-match defeat against Sri Lanka ruined the entire plan.

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During the ongoing National T20 in Multan, chief selector Mohammad Wasim. Along with his fellow selectors, watched the final match. And also expressed concern over the performance of some players including Fakhar Zaman, Khushdil Shah, Asif Ali. Mohammad Wasim has returned to Lahore after initial discussions with the selectors. He awaits the return of captain Babar Azam and head coach Saqlain Mushtaq to consult him on the changes in the team.

The England team is reaching Karachi on 15 September for seven T20 matches

The England team is reaching Karachi on September 15 for seven T20 matches. While the PCB is yet to announce the squad for the ICC World Cup before September 15. The selection committee wants to give chances to those players who can perform better in Australian conditions.