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Pakistan's Hafeez out for landmark Sri Lanka tour

Pakistan's Hafeez out for landmark Sri Lanka tour

  • Fast bowlers Hasan Ali and Shaheen Shah Afridi have also been left out due to poor fitness
  • Sarfaraz Ahmed will lead the team in both the one-day and T20 matches
By AFP ·
Fit-again Yasir Shah returns to Pakistan ODI team

Fit-again Yasir Shah returns to Pakistan ODI team

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