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Spoke with Nasim earllier today and he has confirmed that he has unfortunately suffered a pretty bad back injury.

Mudassar Nazar mentioned it in his interview with PakPassion that Nasim was pushing his body a bit too much.

Nasim is in rehab and working with the coaches. He has started light training and he hopes to be fit for the Pakistan Super League.
 
Was always concerned about this happening. He has a very demanding action and it is very similar to Shane Bond who himself had plenty of back problems in his career
 
He will remain at the National Cricket Academy for the next 2-3 months.
 
Didn't Amir had stress fracture in his U19 days ? He recovered well. Hopefully Naseem will recover quickly as well.
 
Can't say I'm surprised. His action clearly takes a toll on his body and from the impression his videos give he is not someone who is content bowling slow, he looked like someone who wants to bowl as fast as he could and rattle batsmen.
 
What Mudassar Nazar said about him:

PakPassion.net: What are your thoughts on young pace bowlers such as Naseem Shah, Arshad Iqbal, Mohammad Hasnain and Muhammad Musa Khan?

Mudassar Nazar: All the names you have mentioned are fantastic and great additions to Pakistan cricket. We are very hopeful that they will all come through and have a bright future with the Pakistan team. As we have seen, Shaheen Shah Afridi has already made an impact and Musa Khan is also talked about a lot because he has gained exposure in the last two Under-19 tournaments at the international level. Unfortunately, Mohammad Hasnain got injured and had a setback, whilst Arshad Iqbal is an excellent prospect.

To me, Naseem Shah is bowling quicker than all of these bowlers and he is still very young but even he had a setback due to injury, mainly because he was trying to bowl quicker than what his body was ready for. Hopefully, at the NCA we will nurse him through like we did in the case of Umar Gul and Mohammad Amir. So, in terms of fast-bowling we are covered really well as you will see in a matter of 2-3 years’ time. The pleasing thing for me is that I have seen these guys develop from the time they were 16 when they were bowling around the 125-130 KpH mark and now they are touching speeds like 140-145 KpH. So, there is a gradual but definite progress there and I am very excited about their future prospects. I feel that they all bring different skill levels and talents to the mix and I am so glad that you mentioned these names, although I do wish we had similar things to say about new batsmen too, but unfortunately we don't.
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Really dissappointed. Hope he is the same bowler when he recovers.
 
People shouldn't hold high hopes for the kid.

If he does make a career, it'll be similar to Bond who he idolizes, 100 matches give or take, unless we want an inferior version of him which we don't really need.
 
CricFan2012 said:
People shouldn't hold high hopes for the kid.

If he does make a career, it'll be similar to Bond who he idolizes, 100 matches give or take, unless we want an inferior version of him which we don't really need.
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Knowing our history some senior guy will change his action. Obviously they want to play some cricket to earn some money at the least.
 
Unfortunate but could have seen it from a mile away.... I hope they don't completely remodel his action and make him a trundler
 
Lots of posters called this.

The action was a disaster waiting to happen.
 
He might have to compromise a bit on that in dipping angle like Bond, Shinwari, Cummins Anwar Ali etc used to have. Not many bowlers last long with that action with arm coming from close to neck.

Yes but he can still maintain the speed if he remodels his action well.
 
He will have to completely remodel his action. The guys at the NCA will definetly change his action. He can have a decent career if he remodels his action. But his pace will definetly be reduced.
 
Sher Khan said:
He will have to completely remodel his action. The guys at the NCA will definetly change his action. He can have a decent career if he remodels his action. But his pace will definetly be reduced.
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You see this is an issue.


We are a limping democracy, a 3rd world country. We start kicking on as a country and than go even backward from where we started rising. This rubs on sports including Cricket aswell.


Cricket as a system and institution suffers aswell.



Naseem Shah’s Case is going to be a gamble at NCA.



If they try to remodel his action in Desi way it’s going to be a gamble. Might pay off or might go Anwar Ali’s or Zahid’s way. (Two different type of cases)



Nobody in Pakistan could fix Haris Sohail Under PCB’s & NCA’s umbrella. Ultimately he needed Dubai and United Kingdom to get him back into Professional Cricket.



If Naseem was in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand or England they would have sent him to any of the multiple high performance centres. First and foremost they would have tested his Action with latest biomechanics equipment. The ones we have at Lums is 1st gen equipment with little or no use in 2018 and after getting rotten and rusted for more than a decade PCB owns it with pride.


1. We do not have latest biomechanics equipment

2. We do not have biomechanist

3. We do not have a human movement expert

4. We do not have a highly qualified fast bowling Coach at NCA.



If any we just have Azhar Mehmood that too with Pakistan team.



Just look at the examples of Lockie Ferguson, Starc, Cummins, Pattinson & Ryan Harris. Especially Ryan Harris. Scientific, logical work has been done with them in High performance centres wrt their bowling actions, trainings to maximise their speeds, longevity and getting the best out of them.



Wrt fast bowlers we are still looking for natural talents like Waqar & Shoiab. That’s it.


Someone like Naseem has the ability to bowl quick at such a young age but He doesn’t have any professional setup to go and fix his action scientifically. We were just waiting for stress fractures to break him down.



Sameen Gul at age 15 was locking 140 kph at NCA. Stress fractures and ankle injury resulted in him losing pace (forever). Now he can barely touch 140 kph. I would say it was PCB’s failure.




We are atleast 20 years behind developed Cricketing nations.
 
A serious back injury will probably take more than 2-3 months to recover from, I think his chances of playing in PSL are slim, let's just hope this doesn't end his career.
 
hadi123 said:
A serious back injury will probably take more than 2-3 months to recover from, I think his chances of playing in PSL are slim, let's just hope this doesn't end his career.
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Hopefully he does an Usman Shinwari
 
[MENTION=9]Saj[/MENTION] any updates on the young lad and how his rehab is going??
 
Waqar Younis had similar injury took him long time to recover and had to change his action but no drop in quality. Luckily he did not have any coach.
 
Sher Khan said:
[MENTION=9]Saj[/MENTION] any updates on the young lad and how his rehab is going??
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Received an update today.

He is still working on his rehab and strengthening with the fitness trainer at the NCA but isn't bowling yet.
 
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Seems very serious injury that he is still not allowed to bowl yet
 
What’s the latest? If he is not bowling at this stage. Then he is most definitely not taking part in the PSL.
 
Brief update.

Nasim's rehab and strengthening continues at the NCA.

He's still not bowling yet but he is confident he will be fit for the PSL.
 
Hope he doesn’t force it too hard to play in this PSL 100%, he’s still young and will have many more PSL’s to play in so he shouldn’t risk anything.
 
So our next big overrated by fans superstar is injured before making his international debut:riaz
 
iPakistani said:
Hope he doesn’t force it too hard to play in this PSL 100%, he’s still young and will have many more PSL’s to play in so he shouldn’t risk anything.
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Exactly.

No point risking his career for the sake of one edition of the PSL.
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The new pace sensation Naseem Shah is regaining his fitness at the National Cricket Academy, Lahore. The teenager is hoping to regain full fitness and has his eyes set on <a href="https://twitter.com/thePSLt20?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@thePSLt20</a>.<br>More Videos: <a href="https://t.co/7OTFf18aCa">https://t.co/7OTFf18aCa</a> <a href="https://t.co/avRdPL6WDA">pic.twitter.com/avRdPL6WDA</a></p>— PCB Official (@TheRealPCB) <a href="https://twitter.com/TheRealPCB/status/1087595115286282240?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 22, 2019</a></blockquote>
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Abdullah719 said:
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The new pace sensation Naseem Shah is regaining his fitness at the National Cricket Academy, Lahore. The teenager is hoping to regain full fitness and has his eyes set on <a href="https://twitter.com/thePSLt20?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@thePSLt20</a>.<br>More Videos: <a href="https://t.co/7OTFf18aCa">https://t.co/7OTFf18aCa</a> <a href="https://t.co/avRdPL6WDA">pic.twitter.com/avRdPL6WDA</a></p>— PCB Official (@TheRealPCB) <a href="https://twitter.com/TheRealPCB/status/1087595115286282240?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 22, 2019</a></blockquote>
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The part where he's training he looks to be in good shape, some muscle there. Looking like a real athlete.

Really hope PCB don't destroy his career.
 
Nasim Shah injury update

Nasim Shah is the only reason I am looking forward to this year's PSL. I believe he has the most potential among the upcoming pacers and a good PSL may catapult him as a surprise package for the World Cup.

So is he on track to recovery and play in the PSL also lets just hope there is not much tinkering done with him and his skills remain the same after injury.
 
Xoib said:
Nasim Shah is the only reason I am looking forward to this year's PSL. I believe he has the most potential among the upcoming pacers and a good PSL may catapult him as a surprise package for the World Cup.

So is he on track to recovery and play in the PSL also lets just hope there is not much tinkering done with him and his skills remain the same after injury.
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won,t get many games from QG.I know sarfaraz captaincy who likes to control runrate with trundle so he will play sohail tanvir,anwar ali, irfan junior over him

On the other hand musa is lucky .he will get maximum chance form united
 
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saeed5646 said:
won,t get many games from QG.I know sarfaraz captaincy who likes to control runrate with trundle so he will play sohail tanvir,anwar ali, irfan junior over him

On the other hand musa is lucky .he will get maximum chance form united
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he is one of the two emerging player so one has to play maybe they will start with Ghulam Muddasir due to Karachi bias but eventually he will get some games in.
 
why Hasnain and Arshad Iqbal are not picked could have been a good chance to bed these guys in like Shaheen last year.
 
Aaqib Javed will be licking his lips, and pulling out the “rehab tools”.

Hope the kid recovers under proper guidance.
 
Xoib said:
he is one of the two emerging player so one has to play maybe they will start with Ghulam Muddasir due to Karachi bias but eventually he will get some games in.
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How ghulam mudassar in Quetta? He was signed by Lahore qalandars for a ten year contract.
 
Has he modified his Action ?

If not than he is going to destroy his bright future because he will have back stress fractures again.


Pcb send him to some real centre of excellence in Aus, NZ, SA or UK.
 
Mohammad Hasnain has replaced injured pacer Naseem Shah in the Quetta Gladiators squad for the HBL PSL 2019, which commences on 14 February. In a repeat of the 2016 final, the Gladiators will take on Peshawar Zalmi in their tournament opener on 15 February in Dubai.

Naseem, who impressed the Quetta Gladiators team management with his performances for the Pakistan U19 and ZTBL on the domestic circuit, was one of the most talked-about emerging picks at this year’s HBL PSL Player Draft.

The 16-year-old pacer from Lower Dir is currently going through a rehabilitation programme at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore where the experts feel he will require more time to recover from his lower back injury.

“I am obviously gutted that I will not be taking part in the HBL PSL 2019. My focus right now is on making a proper recovery so I can play for a long time to come and I am working hard with NCA staff to overcome this injury,” Naseem said.

Hasnain, 18-year-old from Hyderabad, will be looking to make his mark in the Quetta Gladiators team under the captaincy of Sarfaraz Ahmed after having missed out the 2018 edition for Islamabad United due to an injury.

“I am excited with the opportunity to play in HBL PSL 2019 for Quetta Gladiators and I can’t wait to share the dressing room with the leading stars of international cricket,” said Hasnain.

“We have so many seniors in our team including our captain Sarfaraz Ahmed, Dwayne Bravo, Shane Watson, Sohail Tanvir and Sunil Narine. This is nothing short of a dream coming true for an aspiring cricketer like myself.

“Last year was an extremely frustrating experience for me and I can feel for Naseem and what he must be going through,” Hasnain said.
 
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Naseem is gutted but he understands that his career is more important than one season of the PSL.

He says he will be with the QG squad to experience what the PSL is like.
 
Saj said:
Spoke with Nasim earllier today and he has confirmed that he has unfortunately suffered a pretty bad back injury.

Mudassar Nazar mentioned it in his interview with PakPassion that Nasim was pushing his body a bit too much.

Nasim is in rehab and working with the coaches. He has started light training and he hopes to be fit for the Pakistan Super League.
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Serious Injury and will be fit for PSL ?? that will be the fastest recovery ever from a serious injury. On par with Ahmed Shahzad returning to field in the same Odi innings from which he was taken on stretcher.
 
cricketAXEpert said:
Serious Injury and will be fit for PSL ?? that will be the fastest recovery ever from a serious injury. On par with Ahmed Shahzad returning to field in the same Odi innings from which he was taken on stretcher.
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See post 42.

He's not fit for PSL.
 
It's okay guys his very young. He can play the domestic season and be more prepared for the next PSL. No need to risk himself for one PSL. Especially as its a world cup year and their is no chance for him to get into the side now.
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-partner="tweetdeck"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Good news, 16 year-old pace bowler Naseem Shah who missed PSL2019 due to injury is almost back to full fitness <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Cricket?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Cricket</a> <a href="https://t.co/D5BtAgYzSQ">pic.twitter.com/D5BtAgYzSQ</a></p>— Saj Sadiq (@Saj_PakPassion) <a href="https://twitter.com/Saj_PakPassion/status/1106983600715718657?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 16, 2019</a></blockquote>
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Hmm, haven't really paid attention to this kid. Where's all the hype coming from?
 
He looks a natural athlete and run up is so much smoother than Hasnain
 
Some more footage of his session today.

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naseem should not play psl, he is injury prone and should skip useless tournaments like psl
 
Reports indicate that the PCB medical panel has recommended to QG that Naseem Shah should be rested for the first 2 PSL games to allow him to recover from his rib injury. Naseem sustained the injury after his record breaking hat-trick during the first Test against Bangladesh earlier this month.
 
Bewal Express said:
Who is going to compensate him? He does need to make a living, fast bowlers can be injury prone and it could be a short career.
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Asad shafiq is one the highest paid cricketers in Pakistan. Test specialists are paid very well and don't really need the glamor of mickey mouse cricket.

Psl should be for underpaid domestic cricketers who don't get a chance to play international cricket.
 
sindhiboy said:
Asad shafiq is one the highest paid cricketers in Pakistan. Test specialists are paid very well and don't really need the glamor of mickey mouse cricket.

Psl should be for underpaid domestic cricketers who don't get a chance to play international cricket.
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Batsman can play until they are 40, Assad Shafiq isn't doing it because he wants to, he doesn't have a choice.
 
Bewal Express said:
Who is going to compensate him? He does need to make a living, fast bowlers can be injury prone and it could be a short career.
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No one should compensate him and that’s rightly so. It’s a choice of his own career and he has to decide what he wants to do - a sustainable, glorious 20 years of reputed career with steady income, fame and pride or hatching all golden eggs in 2-3 seasons & then live the rest of cricket career with clown shows in 20 over circus.

Naseem should first realise himself what he wants and what is good for him. The last Pakistani guy with better talent was absolute idiot - tried to hatch too many eggs by the official age of 19, hence at 27 now trying to maximise his return from PLs & SLs, otherwise he could have been the highest earning cricketer outside India. Then this guy Hasan Ali .....

There are many fast bowlers who even avoids IPL, it’s not a big deal. I understand that cricketers careers are short, and PAK players don’t earn like Indians, but that’s true for Indian cricketers as well - they don’t earn like EPL or NBA stars. Earnings are a hygiene factor - the more, the better; but one has to know the peak point of price elasticity curve for the career.

I don’t know who is/are his advisors, but if I were there, I would have suggested to skip every cricket (not only PSL), until he is 100% fit - if anyone still sponsors him that good for him, otherwise so it be; he is getting something from his central contracts and PCB is also paying every penny for his treatment, rehabilitation.
 
Ideally, Naseem should only play Test cricket for the next year. He can start playing ODIs starting in England in July of 2021. He should not play T20s at all.
 
Bewal Express said:
Who is going to compensate him? He does need to make a living, fast bowlers can be injury prone and it could be a short career.
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Naseem isn't even centrally contracted.

If it were up to me, he should be told to not play the PSL, award him a central contract and paid to cover missing the PSL.
 
As per the journalist I was listening on TV PCB’s medical panel has advised QG to rest Naseem Shah for first two games (Probably to have more gap post his last test match).
 
Titan24 said:
As per the journalist I was listening on TV PCB’s medical panel has advised QG to rest Naseem Shah for first two games (Probably to have more gap post his last test match).
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Sarfaraz at presser yesterday said he is undergoing rehab and will be picked when fit.
 
Can't wait for him to play. Let's see if he can touch 150, bowl those yorkers and get into the World t20 team. If he does, he shouldn't play bilateral t20is, maybe just against England.
 
I hope hhe is back tomorrow. Should come in for Tymal Mills or Sohail Khan. Maybe even in for Ahsan Ali.

QG could use his pace and accuracy.
 
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