Former Pakistan spinners dispute Shadab Khan's selection
Most outlets reported that former Pakistan spinners Tauseef Ahmed and Saqlain Mushtaq have exchanged allegations regarding the selection of all-rounder Shadab Khan. Both Daily Times and Geo News led with the conflict, using similar phrasing to describe the disagreement, though Daily Times included a brief reference to Tauseef's claims about Saqlain’s alleged support, while Geo News framed the issue as alleged favouritism. The framing remained consistent across the excerpts, with no significant variation in emphasis or detail.
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Tauseef, Saqlain clash over Shadab Khan’s Pakistan selection
The exchange began after Tauseef questioned Shadab’s inclusion and suggested his recent performances did not justify continued selection.
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Former spinners Tauseef, Saqlain trade barbs over Shadab Khan's selection
Former Pakistan spinners Saqlain Mushtaq, Tauseef Ahmed and spin all-rounder Shadab Khan. — AFP/PCBFormer Pakistan spinners Tauseef Ahmed and Saqlain Mushtaq have traded barbs over alleged favouritism of all-rounder Shadab Khan for inclusion in Pakistan cricket.
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Tauseef, Saqlain clash over Shadab’s selection
Former Pakistan chief selector Tauseef Ahmed has accused Saqlain Mushtaq of influencing Shadab Khan’s selection. Tauseef alleged that Saqlain arranged calls to support his son-in-law’s place in Pakistan’s team. He made the allegations while discussing Shadab’s selection and central contract. Saqlain later rejected the claims and challenged Tauseef to provide evidence. Tauseef claimed Saqlain fo...
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Saqlain Mushtaq challenges Tauseef Ahmed over Shadab Khan selection claim
Tauseef, who served as Pakistan's interim chief selector in 2023, made the allegation during a recent podcast with Fawad Alam, while...
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