Archive · 1 Jul 2025
Shadab Khan Faces Shoulder Surgery, Might Miss Asia Cup
Shadab Khan, the vice-captain of Pakistan's white-ball cricket team, has a shoulder injury and needs surgery.
He'll be out for about three months to recover.
This means he might miss the Asia Cup in September.
He's a key player who's played many games in different formats.
Shadab Khan, Pakistan's white-ball vice-captain, faces a three-month layoff.
He has a recurring shoulder injury that requires surgery.
Shadab is likely to have surgery in London.
The injury may cause him to miss the Asia Cup 2025 if it takes place in September.
He has played in six Tests, 70 ODIs, and 112 T20 internationals.
- Who
- Shadab Khan, the white-ball vice-captain of Pakistan's cricket team.
- What
- Shadab Khan is facing a three-month layoff due to a recurring shoulder injury requiring surgery.
- When
- The layoff will last approximately three months.
- Where
- He is likely to have surgery in London.
- Why
- Due to a chronic shoulder injury
- Player
- Shadab Khan
- Role
- White-ball vice-captain
- Injury
- Shoulder
- Recovery Time
- Three months
- Likely Surgery Location
- London
- Potential Missed Event
- Asia Cup 2025
- International Matches Played
- 188 (Tests, ODIs, T20s)
