Pakistan’s fast bowler, Naseem Shah, has successfully completed his rehabilitation following a shoulder surgery he underwent a few months ago.

Taking to Instagram, the 20-year-old shared an update on his recovery, expressing gratitude towards the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the medical team involved in his rehabilitation process.

“Today, I have completed my rehab in England. I am very thankful to the PCB for organising all this,” Naseem mentioned in his post.

Acknowledging the efforts of his medical team, including Dr. Imtiaz Ahmed and physios George Earl and Adam Wright in England, he expressed appreciation for their dedicated care during his recovery.

“Special thanks to my medical team Dr Imtiaz Ahmed, Physios George Earl, and Adam Wright here in England, for all their care,” he further added.

Naseem Shah Completed his Rehab in England🙌♥️.#NaseemShah pic.twitter.com/1X5Blu4q1k

— Shaharyar Ejaz 🏏 (@SharyOfficial) December 1, 2023

Naseem Shah sustained a shoulder injury during the Asia Cup, resulting in his absence from the tournament and the subsequent unfortunate exclusion from the 2023 World Cup. 

Undergoing surgery in England, he completed his recovery there. His absence notably affected Pakistan’s bowling lineup during the World Cup, contributing to the team’s challenges in the tournament.