New Delhi : A three-match Test series is going to be played between Pakistan and England. Pakistan will host this series, but before that no good news is coming from the Pakistan cricket team. Now the third earthquake has occurred in Pakistan within a week.
Leg spinner Usman Qadir, who played one ODI and 25 T20 matches for Pakistan, has announced his retirement. He announced his retirement by sharing a post on social media. Let us also tell you that Usman Qadir is the son of former Pakistani test cricketer Abdul Qadir.
Usman Qadir is only 31 years old and has played one ODI and 25 T20 matches for Pakistan, in which he has taken one wicket in ODI and 31 wickets in T20. Apart from Pakistan, he played in many other cricket leagues. Among which BPL, Big Bash League and CPL are notable.
According to Pakistani media reports, the Pakistani board was not giving NOC to Usman Qadir to play league matches, that is why he announced his retirement. Let us tell you that before this, Mohammad Yousuf, a member of the selection committee of Pakistan cricket team, had resigned from his post, after that the national team's ODI and T20 captain Babar Azam has also announced to leave the captaincy.
The surprising thing is that all this is happening when a three-Test home series is going to be held between Pakistan and England, the first match of which will be held from October 7 in Multan Cricket Stadium, the second Test from October 15 in Multan and the third Test from October 24. Will be played in Rawalpindi from October.
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