[PICTURES/VIDEOS] Naseem Shah's performance watch post injury

Naseem Shah among international players registered for SA20 auction

The auction for the upcoming third edition of South Africa’s SA20 is set to take place in Cape Town on October 1, featuring 75 international stars across the globe, including Pakistan’s pace sensation Naseem Shah.

The SA20 2025 will commence on January 9, clashing with Australia’s Big Bash League, UAE’s ILT20 and New Zealand’s Super Smash.

A total of 115 South African players will be participating in the auction alongside international players from 14 different countries.

It’s worth noting that among almost 200 players in the auction, only 13 players will be picked to join six franchise teams.

Other than Naseem Shah, the SA20 auction will feature notable international players like Shamar Joseph, Josh Little, Saqib Mahmood, Qais Ahmad, and Kamindu Mendis.

Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith, who is serving as the commissioner of SA20, expressed optimism and enthusiasm for the upcoming edition.

“Some of the biggest names on the international T20 circuit have already signed up for season 3 and I am looking forward to seeing how the teams finalise their squads from this competitive auction list of players,” he stated.

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Naseem Shah has been dropped from the remaining second and third Tests against England, with selectors stating he has been rested.
 
Rightfully dropped. He needs to improve his fitness and stamina if he wants to play red ball cricket
 
Hearing reports in the media tht Naseem and Shaheen had themselves asked to be released, this morning from the squad..as they have few niggles….

Not sure, if they did this, because they knew they were being dropped…and eanted to save themselves from the embarrassment..

Whatever it is..it is unpreforssional of them to go and say that we want to be released…

Also..both Naseem and Shaheen should properly work on their fitness…especially Naseem who has become soo overweight…and as a result has lost his accuracy and potency
 
Very mediocre. But seems better than the others so the drop was harsh. But he's also made of glass
 
A couple of mighty shots from Naseem Shah against Australia in the 1st ODI - he needs to step up as a proper all-rounder officially

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Naseem Shah speaking to media ahead of the 2nd ODI game against Australia in Adelaide:

About His Own Fitness:


"Everything is fine. Cramps can happen to any fast bowler or batter at any time. No matter how fit you are, cramps are something you can't predict. They come suddenly and take some time to recover, around 25-30 minutes. We didn't have that much time, but after a while, I recovered.”
 
These players are very clever, they know if bowler an bat a bit, his market value in Pyjama leagues increase manifolds therefore the effort
 
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