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Sarfaraz Ahmed Migrating To UK? Ex-Pakistan Skipper Breaks Silence

Sarfaraz Ahmed Migrating To UK? Ex-Pakistan Skipper Breaks Silence Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed clarified that he remains firmly rooted in his commitment to the national team and is focused on overcoming challenges in future competitions.

Sarfaraz Ahmed has vehemently denied rumors suggesting his migration to United Kingdom.

Sarfaraz Ahmed has vehemently denied rumors suggesting his migration to United Kingdom in the wake of a disappointing show against Australia in AUS vs PAK five-match Test series. Putting an end to all speculations, Sarfaraz clarified that he remains firmly rooted in his commitment to the national team and is focused on overcoming challenges in future.

Sarfaraz, who made a return to Pakistan’s red-ball fold after a long absence but remains out of favor in the shorter formats, is set to lead Quetta Gladiators in the upcoming edition of the Pakistan Super League beginning February 17.

Ahead of the premier domestic T20 tournament, several local media outlets in Pakistan claimed that Sarfaraz had left Pakistan after apparently losing hope of a comeback to the national cricket team across formats.

Safaraz expressed dismay over reports of him moving to the UK, and sought to set the record straight, saying, “I can’t even think of leaving Pakistan. Confirm before running such fabricated news. Sad to see such news.”


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