Abrar Ahmed hospitalised after falling sick during Multan Test

Legspinner Abrar Ahmed is being treated in a clinic in Multan subsequent to being become sick. Abrar, who bowled 31 overs on day three against Britain, whined of a high fever and body throbs on the morning of the fourth day, and didn't take the field with the remainder of his colleagues. A PCB proclamation said he had gone through various tests, and a further update would be given whenever results were gotten. Abrar persevered through a troublesome time with the ball, with Britain singling him out for assault. For a large part of the final part of the day, he was diminished to bowling outside leg stump from around the wicket to Joe Root and Harry Stream. It hauled his economy rate down, yet he was the just bleeding edge bowler to go wicketless, with his last figures perusing 35-0-174-0. It is as a distinct difference to his presentation on this very ground against a similar resistance in 2022, when he took 11 wickets in the game - and five preceding lunch on the very first moment - to launch him to the highest point of Pakistan's red ball turn hierarchy. Be that as it may, wounds have hounded him reliably all through his profession. He made his expert presentation for Peshawar Zalmi in the PSL as a 18-year old however at that point spent various years out of the game with a diligent back physical issue. He supported a nerve injury during a visit game in front of Pakistan's three Test visit through Australia, at last missing every one of them, as well as the principal Test against Bangladesh in August.