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Abrar about participating in the Bangladesh Tests: "Management's call"

RAWALPINDI: On Thursday, Abrar Ahmed, a developing spinner for Pakistan, revealed his thoughts about potentially playing for his country in the forthcoming two-match home series against Bangladesh.




Days before Pakistan and Bangladesh's first Test match, Abrar stressed at a press conference held here at Pindi Cricket Stadium that his job was to train hard and that the team management would decide whether or not he would be included in the playing XI. 

Abrar stated, "My responsibility is to work hard; management must determine whether to field me or not."

Abrar Ahmed also disclosed his intentions to become the national team's best spinner in the face of intense opposition from Shadab Khan, Mohammad Nawaz, and Imad Wasim. 

"Shadab Khan, Imad Wasim, and Muhammad Nawaz are all incredibly skilled. I had the chance to pick their brains," Abrar remarked. "I put more effort into my mystery delivery, and my goal is to lead the team in spinning," he continued.


The enigmatic spinner offered additional insight into the possibility of being included in Pakistan's squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, which is slated to take place in Pakistan in February and March. 

"Whether or not I play in Champions Trophy games will be determined by the selection committee," Abrar declared. The two-match Test series between Pakistan and Bangladesh will commence at Rawalpindi, with the first Test scheduled to begin on 21 August. 

Following that, the action will transfer to the National Bank Stadium in Karachi, where the second Test match will be contested from 30 August to 3 September.

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