Saim Ayub's fractured ankle has sidelined him for six weeks, jeopardizing his Champions Trophy participation. Set for surgery in London, the young opener faces a race against time to recover and return to form for Pakistan cricket.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to fly injured opening batsman Saim Ayub to London in hopes of getting him fit in time for next month’s Champions Trophy.

Pakistan's young sensation Saim Ayub is ruled out due to suffering an ankle injury during the second Test at Newlands. Check out more only on CricTracker.

Pakistan opener Saim Ayub will travel to London to have his ankle fracture treated. The PCB, who had earlier said he would stay with the team and fly back to Pakistan at the end of the Newlands Test match,

Ayub will stay with the team in South Africa and return to Pakistan with the squad after the match concludes. His recovery timeline remains uncertain, but initial estimates suggest he could be out for six weeks, a significant blow to Pakistan's plans for upcoming series.

Saim Ayub, Pakistan's star opener, faces a potential six-week layoff due to a right ankle fracture sustained during the second Test against South Africa. With the 2024 ICC Men’s Champions Trophy fast approaching,

Pakistan cricket team's opening batter, Saim Ayub, will head to London for specialized treatment of his ankle fracture. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has arranged for him to be accompanied by assistant coach Azhar Mahmood.

Pakistan have suffered a significant blow after Saim Ayub was ruled out for "up to six weeks" with a right ankle fracture, sustained during the first morning of the Test in Cape Town. The diagnosis rules him out of Pakistan's two Test matches against the West Indies later this month,

The diagnosis rules Pakistan opener Saim Ayub out of two Tests against the Windies later in January and a tri-series against South Africa and New Zealand at home next month.