Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf has resumed bowling after recovering from a hamstring injury. He’s back in action at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore, where he has restarted his bowling routines during training.

 

After a ten-day rest period, Rauf is now bowling with full run-up and intensity as part of his rehabilitation process.

 

The injury happened while Haris Rauf was playing in the Major League Cricket (MLC) in the US. It forced him to miss the rest of the tournament and also ruled him out of the home T20I series against Bangladesh. However, his recovery comes as positive news for Pakistan cricket, especially with the upcoming series against the West Indies in sight.

 

Rauf’s comeback is likely to strengthen Pakistan’s pace attack, which has recently been affected by injuries. His rehabilitation has been closely monitored by the coaches and medical staff at the National Cricket Academy to ensure he regains full fitness before making a return to the national side.

 

If his recovery continues on the same track, Haris Rauf could be available for selection for the T20I series against West Indies in July.