Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi has begun rehabilitation after sustaining a knee injury during the Big Bash League. Medical staff confirmed the injury is not serious and poses no long-term risk. Team sources said Shaheen is responding well and is likely to resume bowling soon.
The rehabilitation program is underway at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore under the supervision of doctors and trainers. Team doctors have recommended a one-week rehab period for the left-arm pacer. Once completed, Shaheen is expected to return to full training safely.
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Shaheen picked up the injury on December 30 while fielding for Brisbane Heat against the Adelaide Strikers. He experienced knee discomfort lasting nearly an hour during the game. Brisbane Heat confirmed that he would miss the next match to avoid aggravating the injury.
Sources emphasized that Shaheen’s condition is minor and recovery is on track. If the rehab progresses as planned, the star pacer will soon boost Pakistan’s pace attack. Fans and officials remain optimistic about his timely return.
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The fast bowler’s safe rehabilitation ensures Pakistan retains a key player for upcoming matches. His quick recovery reflects strong medical supervision and careful management of his fitness. Shaheen Afridi’s return will strengthen the team ahead of future assignments.