Pakistan captain Babar Azam has hinted at the inclusion of left-hand opening batsman, Imamul Haq, in the Test squad.
While virtually briefing the press, Babar said that Imam’s services can be availed for future series considering his Test record.
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He asserted that the Pakistan team will utilize whoever best suits it, but for now, the current backup options [openers] will continue to be a part of the squad.
If the team management thinks Imam should be included in the Test squad, he will be welcomed because of his tremendous record with the red ball.
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However, new backup options will be included in the squad based only on their performances, Babar said.
Imam made his Test debut against Ireland in 2018. Since then, the 25-year-old has featured in 11 Test matches for Pakistan, scoring 485 runs at an average of 25.52. He has not played Test cricket since the 2019 Adelaide Test against Australia.
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