Blind cricket team off to UAE for limited-over series

A 15-member Pakistan blind cricket team leaves for UAE to play three One-day and one T20 match against England. -File Photo

LAHORE A 15-member Pakistan blind cricket team leaves for the UAE today to play three one-day internationals and one T20 match against England Blind side from April 4 to 8.

Abdul Razzaq will lead the team. The matches will be played at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium with the T20 on April 4, followed by one-dayers on April 5, 6 and 8.

Team

B-1 Category Aamir Ashfaq, Mohammad Shahbaz, Mohammad Waqas, Samar Zafar, Idrees Saleem. B-II Category Abdul Razzaq (captain), Zeeshan Abbasi (vice-captain), Masood Jan, Ghulam Mustafa, Mohammad Afzal, Muzaffar Ali. Category-II Mohammad Fayyaz, Nisar Ali, Mohammad Jameel, Anis Javed.Manager Ilyas Ayub. Coach Nafees Ahmed. Trainer Jameel Ahmed.

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