Pakistan’s injured fast bowler Hasan Ali has shared that his county team, Warwickshire County Cricket Club, has assumed responsibility for his rehabilitation and treatment.
The right-arm pacer is currently nursing an elbow injury, which he suffered in July during his county stint in England.
He could only play a mere three first-class and five T20 matches for Warwickshire due to the injury. He is scheduled to undergo full treatment for his elbow injury.
Hasan Ali returned to Pakistan and reached out to his national cricket board for treatment. However, the board advised him to seek treatment at Warwickshire.
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According to sources, the board stated that the county side should bear the responsibility for Hasan Ali’s treatment, as he sustained the injury during county cricket.
The 30-year-old fast bowler is set to travel to England for medical treatment. Warwickshire will be managing all arrangements and ensuring his complete treatment under their supervision.
Hasan Ali’s contract was renewed ahead of the 2024 season after playing for Warwickshire and Birmingham Bears last year.
Hasan Ali took 33 wickets across formats in his first season at Warwickshire last year.
Prior to that, he represented Lancashire in the previous edition of the County Championship and took 25 wickets at 20.60 in his debut season.
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