Shaheen Shah Afridi, who was dropped for the second and final Test against Bangladesh earlier this month due to poor form, was back in the squad for the first Test in Multan

Ahmed Shahzad criticizes Pakistan's selectors for excluding key domestic talents from the Test squad, questioning their choices amid the national team's recent struggles in international cricket.

Pakistan have named their squad for the first Test against England in Multan starting October 7, featuring spinner Noman Ali and fit-again all-rounder Aamer Jamal. With no home Test wins since February 2021 and a recent series loss to Bangladesh,

Pakistan have announced their 15-member squad for the first Test against England in Multan starting October 7. The team includes 37-year-old spinner Noman Ali, replacing injured pacer Khurram Shahzad.

Pakistan will take on England in the first Test at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan from October 7. Pakistan recently announced the squad for the Test and called Noman Ali and Aamer Jamal while Mohammad Ali and Kamran Ghulam were left out.

The Pakistan Cricket Board, in collaboration with head coach Jason Gillespie, has taken measures to ensure the squad is fully rested and prepared.

Shaheen Afridi, who was dropped for the final Test against Bangladesh earlier this month due to poor form, was back in the squad for the first Test in Multan.

Pakistan have named their 15-member squad for the first Test against England set to be played in Multan from October 7.