Imad Wasim poised for national team return

Pakistani all-rounder Imad Wasim is anticipated to make a comeback to the national team for the fourth T20I match against New Zealand at Gaddafi Stadium. Shadab Khan, addressing the press, hinted at Imad's potential inclusion as part of the team's rotation policy.

Imad Wasim, who recently retired from T20I cricket, had a stellar performance in the Pakistan Super League, leading Islamabad United to victory in the ninth season. His exceptional display, including a historic five-wicket haul in the final, earned him the player of the match award.

Having been a crucial member of the Pakistani squad for years, Imad Wasim's return could provide a significant boost to the team's lineup. With a track record of success in major tournaments like the Champions Trophy and T20 World Cups, Imad's experience and skill set could prove invaluable in the upcoming match against New Zealand.

Imad Wasim, known for his left-arm spin and handy batting, has represented Pakistan in 66 T20I matches, showcasing his all-round abilities with 486 runs and 65 wickets to his name. Despite announcing his retirement from international cricket, Imad's recent form and impact in domestic competitions have reignited discussions about his potential return to the national side.

As fans eagerly await Imad Wasim's possible comeback in the fourth T20I against New Zealand, his presence could add depth and experience to the Pakistani team. With his proven track record in high-pressure situations, Imad's inclusion might just be the catalyst needed to secure victory in the upcoming match.