Pakistani batsman Abid Ali has made a come back to the training nets after recovering from heart surgery.
Last year in December, the 34-year-old was diagnosed with acute coronary syndrome and has been undergoing rehabilitation ever since.
Abid was taken to the hospital after experiencing chest pains during the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy’s last round match between Central Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. During the procedure, he was given two stents.
On Twitter, the right-handed batter released a video of himself batting in the nets in full flow. While uploading the video, he also left a message for his supporters.
“Ramadan is a blessing and my training is getting better in this blessed month. With your prayers, this batting will come from the nets to the field and the Pakistan team, In Shaa Allah,” Abid Tweeted.
رمضان رحمت ہے اور رحمتوں بھرے اس مہینے میں میری ٹریننگ بہتر ہوتی جا رہی ہے۔ آپکی دعاؤں سے یہ بیٹنگ کا یہ سلسلہ نیٹ سے نکل کر میدان اور پاکستان ٹیم تک آئے گا ان شاءاللہ
آپکی دعاؤں کا شکریہ
پاکستان زندہ باد pic.twitter.com/VlZxoLoxeT— Abid Ali (@AbidAli_Real) April 7, 2022
He also thanked the fans for their prayers and support, concluding his post with the phrase “Pakistan Zindabad.”
Abid has played sixteen Tests for Pakistan, averaging 49.16 and scoring 1180 runs, including four centuries and three half-centuries. In six One-Day International matches, he has a century and a fifty.
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