Pakistan’s fast bowler, Naseem Shah, has initiated his rehabilitation journey following a successful shoulder surgery. Naseem, who recently underwent the procedure, has begun his recovery process and returned to the gym to regain his strength and fitness.

In a message on his social media account, Naseem expressed gratitude for the progress made in his rehabilitation. He is eager to get back on the cricket pitch and represent his country. The video accompanying the message shows him engaging in cardio exercises and stretching routines, displaying his determination to make a strong comeback.

Naseem Shah acknowledged that the road to recovery is challenging and can be a solitary journey, but he expressed his appreciation for the support and prayers from his fans, which have already made him feel better and stronger.

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It’s important to note that Naseem Shah’s injury had forced him to miss the ICC World Cup 2023. The right-arm fast bowler is expected to be sidelined for an estimated three to four months due to this injury.

The injury occurred during the Asia Cup 2023 in Pakistan’s second match against India, in the 46th over. Following his departure from the field on the designated reserve day for the match, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced that he would not be able to participate in the remainder of the tournament. The injury specifically affected a muscle just below Naseem’s bowling shoulder and was unrelated to any previous shoulder issues.