Rizwan, Malik Miss Training with Light Flu in front of T20 WC Semis

Dubai: Towards the semifinal clashes at the T20 World Cup, Pakistan Wicketkeeper Dough Mohammad Rizwan and Veteran Dough Shoaib Malik missed the team training session on Wednesday because of light flu.
Pakistan and Australia will lock the horn in the second semifinal on Thursday for a place in the title match against New Zealand.
According to EspnCricInfo, an official described the condition of two batteries as “light flu and low fever”.
Rizwan and Malik’s training was delayed, but the two dough finally had to skip the practice.
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The last time Pakistan played Australia in the T20 World Cup semifinals in 2010, and the giant sub-continent, champions who later survived, won it up to 3 of the matches.
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Three six and four times, when Pakistani Batting Consultant Matthew Hayden trained his side in their semifinals against Australia on Thursday, he was not only competing to guide his team to the third T20 World Cup final.
The opening of the opening will also come against his home country, for whom he is the top scorer of the tournament at the T20 2007 World Cup, and Hayden will also face his former pair Justin Langer, now the head coach of Australia.
For Hayden, it would be a strange feeling against the Australian team.
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https://t.co/NMF9Mhryap- Pakistan Cricket (@therealpcb) 1636554511000 “This is a very unusual feeling, I am a person Fighters for Australia Cricket for more than two decades, giving me the benefits of having beautiful insights not only to these players but also into cricket culture in Australia, “Hayden said at the press conference according to the ICC.
“I think from my point of view, there are heart challenges, mind challenges in terms of what will happen for the next 24 hours, but I will also say very proudly that it is beautiful to be a part of Pakistani cricket,” he added.