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Pakistan opener Saim Ayub's participation in the Champions Trophy is uncertain due to a six-week-plus healing period for his ankle injury. He fractured his ankle while fielding during the second Test against South Africa. The selectors may replace Saim with Imam-ul-Haq in the Test squad for the series against the West Indies, while Fakhar Zaman might take his place in the Champions Trophy squad.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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