Hasan Ali is the leader of Pakistan bowling line-up in shorter formats of the game. The dynamic fast bowler showed a lot of prominence from the start of his career. The high point in Hasan's career is the 2017 Champions Trophy in England where he was the leading wicket-taker of the tournament with 13 at an average of 14.69, despite having a bad start in the tournament against arch-rivals India in the opening game. Ali was smashed for 70 runs in the game and he managed to take only one wicket there. After that, he rocked the world cricket with his excellent performances until Asia Cup 2018, where he was a total disappointment in Pakistan's poor performance.
Read MoreBabar Azam was snubbed and left out of Pakistan's playing XI for the second and third Test of the series against England in Multan and Rawalpindi respectively. He is expected to be back in the squad for Pakistan's white-ball tour of Australia.
Pakistan have made a last-minute change to their squad having released pacer Hasan Ali ahead of the T20 series opener against England. Pakistan, who have probably played the most amount of T20 cricket in the last couple of months, will be eager to win a few games going into the T20 World Cup.
Hasan Ali had an off-day during his side Karachi Kings' clash against Islamabad United in the Pakistan Super League at the National Stadium in Karachi. Despite not having a great day, he went on to create a major milestone.
An untimely and unfortunate shoulder injury has ruled Naseem Shah out of the upcoming World Cup. Pakistan have called in Hasan Ali to bolster their pace attack in pace attack. Naseem took to social media to share a heartfelt post.
PCB chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq announced the 15-member squad and three traveling reserves for the mega event in India. He also confirmed that Naseem Shah has been ruled out of World Cup.
Pakistan added 38 runs from 10 overs on Day 2 to take a 12-run lead in their first innings of the second Test match against Sri Lanka on July 25.
Hasan Ali last played for Pakistan in an Asia Cup match. The seamer has played 21 Tests, 60 ODIs and 50 T20Is for Pakistan.
Pakistan fast bowler Hasan Ali has apologised for his forgettable outing against Australia in the T20 World Cup semifinal, saying he is more disappointed than anyone else and pledged to come back stronger from this bad phase of his career.
Pakistan's former captains Akram, Waqar Younis, Rashid Latif, Misbah and Inzamam-ul-Haq backed Hasan and said it would be unfair to hold him responsible for Pakistan's five-wicket defeat on Thursday night.
After Pakistan suffered a five-wicket defeat, courtesy Wade's sensational three consecutive sixes off Shaheen Shah Afridi in the 19th over, Babar had said at the post-match presentation that the scenario of the match could have been different had the catch been taken.
Since then, Pakistan has played India twice in the 50-over format and got thrashed both times -- at the 2018 Asia Cup in Dubai and the 2019 ODI World Cup in England.
All four senior Pak cricketers, who were recently awarded 'A' grade contracts by the PCB, have told a senior board official that their match fees should be revised.
Pakistan also lost their middle order batsman, Haris Sohail, to a leg injury before the start of the three-match ODI series where they lost 3-0.
The former Pak captain also declined to state the exact reasons for his decision citing contractual obligations.
Hasan has been the key bowler for Islamabad this season, grabbing 10 wickets in six games at an impressive average of 14.
The PCB has carried out a relentless schedule of COVID-19 tests on all the players and officials selected to travel to South Africa and Zimbabwe and only Hasan had tested positive in the initial tests.
Hasan Ali bowled an absolute ripper to dismiss South Africa's Rassie van der Dussen on the final day of the second Test in Rawalpindi.
The board announced it will provide financial assistance to Hasan, who is currently not a centrally contracted player, till he returns to competitive cricket.
Meanwhile, left-arm pacer Wahab Riaz, who was also left out of the central contract list, is still part of the WhatsApp group.
Hasan has not played for Pakistan since last year's World Cup in England and only appeared in some matches of the Pakistan Super League in February-March before breaking down with the back problem.
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