Misbah to lead Pakistan against SA

THE Pakistan Cricket Board has retained Misbah-ul-Haq as captain for next month’s test series against South Africa and chosen 23-year-old batsman Umar Amin as skipper for a three-day warm up game against the Proteas.
The PCB says in a statement yesterday that Misbah will lead the test team, but the full test squad will be announced later. Amin, a left-hander, lost his place in the test team three years ago when he scored only 99 runs in four tests during Pakistan’s controversial tour of England in 2010.

The series was marred by a spot-fixing scandal after which three Pakistan players were banned for several years and Misbah became the captain in test and one-day internationals.

The three-day match will be in Sharjah from 8-10 October followed by test matches in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. — Sapa/AP

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