Pakistan cricket team's devastating openers Saim Ayub and Fakhar Zaman will miss the upcoming tour of New Zealand.

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PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has indicated Saim Ayub will likely miss the ICC Champions Trophy due to an ankle injury sustained in South Africa. While undergoing treatment in London, the young opener ...

Pakistan's opening batter Saim Ayub faced backlash after his videos with digital influencer and model Kashaf Ali in London. The videos, which showed Ayub bowling and spending time with Kashaf ...

I remembered wondering when I'd get to play here and look today I am standing ... I can be only Saim Ayub and I cannot be Saeed Anwar. When he was like me, no one used to know him and gradually ...

Saim Ayub twisted his right ankle while fielding on the opening day of the second Test between South Africa and Pakistan © AFP Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has been ...

Pakistan's young opener Saim Ayub will miss the ICC Champions Trophy due to an ankle injury. He will undergo a 10-week rehabilitation. The injury was sustained during a Test against South Africa.

"You're giving VVIP Treatment to Saim Ayub. If someone gets injured in the future, would you give him the same treatment? No, you won't. So, what have you done here? May God give him health and ...

Pakistan opening batter Saim Ayub has been confirmed out for at least another five weeks owing to injury; he continues his rehabilitation from the ankle injury he sustained in South Africa in January.

Pakistan opening batter Saim Ayub has been confirmed out for at least another five weeks owing to injury; he continues his rehabilitation from the ankle injury he sustained in South Africa in January.