Teen spinner Rehan Ahmed set to form history for the state in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan
LONDON: Young leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed might become England’s youngest test cricketer once being added to the squad on Wednesday for the three-match tour of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan starting next week.
Leicestershire’s state under-19 international is eighteen and 102 days and if selected would beat Yorkshire’s Brian shut, international organisation agency delineates state at eighteen years and 149 days against New island in solar calendar month 1949.
“We acknowledge he’s not the finished article and has raw potential, but mountain (Stokes), myself and so the rest of the coaches like but he changes his game,” said the head trainer Brendon McCullum in a statement.
“The experience of being square in a region of the unit in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is immensely helpful for him, and he will boost the make-up of our squad.”
England, presently in Abu Dhabi, flies to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on Saturday with the first test in Rawalpindi on December one.
The test will be England’s initial in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan since 2005. International teams have, for the foremost half, steered clear since the attack by militants on the Sri Lankan team bus in 2009, killing six police officers and a pair of civilians.
