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Young Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has been ruled out of the ICC Champions Trophy after being prescribed a rehabilitation period of at least 10 weeks to recover from an ankle injury.

Young Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has been ruled out of the ICC Champions Trophy after being prescribed a rehabilitation period of at least 10 weeks to recover from an ankle injury.More Cricket News ...

Saim Ayub ruled out of Champions Trophy. He is still recovering from an ankle injury picked up in January and remains a doubt for the white-ball tour of New Zealand after the Champions Trophy.

Saim Ayub. (Getty Images) PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has virtually ruled out the participation of young opener Saim Ayub in the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy due to an ankle injury.

I don’t want to put his future at risk because of one Champions Trophy. Saim Ayub is a valuable asset for us, and, God willing, he will recover soon,” Naqvi told the reporters.

Pakistan ready to take Saim Ayub ‘risk’ ahead of IND vs PAK game in ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Saim Ayub has injured his knee badly while fielding on the first day of second Test against South ...

Saim Ayub will remain in London until next week to find out if he can rehab in Lahore at the PCB's high-performance centre or can get better care in London itself. (With PTI Inputs) "Exciting news!