Abdul Razzaq set to return to first-class cricket

Abdul Razzaq set to return to first-class cricket

Past Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq who last played an untouchable entertainment in 2014, is set to return to forceful cricket. The 38-year-old will lead PTV in the best in class private season and desires that his shows will empower him to sack a Pakistan Super League (PSL) contract.

"I will captain PTV this season. I feel completely fit right now and my edge has been awesome starting late," Razzaq uncovered to Daily Express on Sunday (May 6). "I believe my shows in the family season gets me decided for the PSL one year from now."

Razzaq had halted five-star cricket in 2014 after his casing dove and his side ZTBL were transferred to Grade II. He even proceeded to fill in as the playing coach of Quetta Gladiators last season.

"I starting at now told the selectors my plans for the future at the time," he said. "We overall are agreed that if my shape and shows in the private season are up to the stamp, by then I would certainly be drafted in the accompanying PSL."

Having made 

his widespread presentation in 1996, Razzaq has played 46 Tests, 265 ODIs and 32 T20Is - appearing for Pakistan and Asia XI. Named as the accompanying Imran Khan for his snappy swingers and hard-hitting batting, Razzaq, despite his diverse aptitudes, fail to fulfill wants. Uncommon and intense in patches, he was comparably clashing. He even played three 50-over World Cups - 1999, 2003, 2011 - with his shows diving with each passing discharge.

In the wake of being let alone for the national side in 2011, he made only a compact return in 2013, and last featured for his national side in November that year against South Africa. To be sure, even as he harbors any desires of playing PSL, he has reduced the probability to make a national bounce back.

"There are such enormous quantities of young people who are in the Pakistan side and they truly justify their spot. I have no desires of returning to the general gathering and should need to leave my check in the nearby season," he shut.