High performance
Muhammad Irfan To Lead Pakistan Shaheens In Rising Stars Asia Cup
Pakistan Shaheens are placed in Group ‘B’ alongside Oman, India ‘A’ and UAE, while Afghanistan ‘A’, Bangladesh ‘A’, Hong Kong and Sri Lanka ‘A’ are placed in Group ‘A’.
Pakistan will play their opening match of the T20 tournament against Oman on November 14, before taking on India ‘A’ on November 16. Shaheens’ final group match will be against the UAE on November 18.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31