Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has all but confirmed that Saim Ayub will miss the upcoming Champions Trophy due to injury.

Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has suggested that Saim Ayub might not be incorporated into the Champions Trophy squad, saying that the board does not want to risk the young

Former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali has questioned Pakistan Cricket Board selection for the delay in announcing the squad for the Champions Trophy 2025. Pakistan are the only team among the 8 others,

"Due to the Champions Trophy, we cannot risk Saim Ayub's career," Naqvi said, emphasising the importance of a careful rehabilitation process. Ayub, who has been sidelined with a fractured ankle, is expected to have the plaster on his foot removed in the coming days.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi has assured fans that opener Saim Ayub’s recovery is progressing as planned, with his plaster expected to be removed within the next two days.

PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi updated on Saim Ayubs ankle injury recovery, emphasizing long-term fitness over immediate return. Scroll down for more details.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has all but ruled out Saim Ayub from contention for the Champions Trophy 2025 due to fitness concerns. As discussions over the final lineup intensify, the national selectors are expected to announce the squad following the conclusion of the second Pakistan-West Indies Test in Multan.

The parent company of IPL's Mumbai Indians has purchased a 49% stake in the defending The Hundred Champs Oval Invincibles

Mumbai Indians' owners have bought a massive stake in the Oval Invincible franchise, which competes in The Hundred cricket tournament.

But it will take time for his complete recovery and we are not going to risk his future career just for the Champions Trophy," PCB chief says.

Saim Ayub's injury recovery timeline as PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi confirms the young opener will miss the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi hinted that opener Saim Ayub might be excluded from Pakistan's squad for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy, emphasising that the board is committed to prioritising the young batter's full recovery and avoiding any hasty decisions.