Rising star of Pakistan cricket, Saim Ayub, has been sidelined for six weeks after suffering a significant ankle injury. The left-handed opener sustained the injury during a practice session ahead of an important series, raising concerns about his availability for upcoming matches.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed the news, stating that Ayub sprained his ankle while fielding during training. “Saim will require at least six weeks to fully recover,” a PCB spokesperson announced. “He is undergoing treatment under the supervision of the medical team.”
Ayub, who has been a crucial player in Pakistan’s white-ball cricket setup, expressed his disappointment about the setback. “It’s tough to miss games, but I’ll be back stronger,” he said in a social media post.
The injury comes at a challenging time for the team, which was counting on Ayub’s explosive batting to strengthen its lineup in upcoming series. The PCB is expected to announce a replacement soon.
Fans and cricket experts have poured in support for the young cricketer, wishing him a speedy recovery.
