Pakistan spinner Noman Ali, who was forced to sit out of the series against Australia due to severe appendicitis, is currently recovering after undergoing an emergency appendectomy. The 37-year-old cricketer experienced intense stomach pain following the first Test in Perth, where Pakistan suffered a heavy defeat. The Pakistan Cricket Board confirmed that Ali was diagnosed with acute appendicitis and underwent a Laparoscopic Appendectomy based on the surgeon’s advice. Although Ali is in stable condition, he will not be participating in the remaining three Test matches in Melbourne. This setback comes after pace bowler Khurram Shahzad was also ruled out of the series due to a torn abdominal muscle and a stress fracture in the ribs. Additionally, the absence of speedster Naseem Shah due to a long-term ailment further weakens Pakistan’s bowling attack. Spinner Abrar Ahmed, who was unable to participate in the Perth Test due to leg discomfort, may be able to play in Melbourne.,
Pakistan spinner Noman Ali has been hospitalized in Australia and will be unable to participate in the ongoing cricket series. The left-arm spinner, who was part of the Pakistan squad for the tour, was admitted to the hospital due to an undisclosed illness. This setback comes as a blow to the team’s bowling attack, as Noman Ali was expected to play a crucial role in the series. The Pakistan Cricket Board has yet to provide further details on his condition or a potential replacement.
Pakistan spinner Noman Ali has been admitted to a hospital in Australia, ruling him out of the series, according to a report by the Times of India.
