SHARJAH: Fast bowler Mohammad Naveed will continue as captain of UAE’s T20I side for their two-match series against USA, the first of which will be played on March 15 at the ICC Academy in Dubai.Naveed had been put in charge for UAE’s 2-1 series defeat to Nepal in January after Rohan Mustafa, the regular captain, was suspended for eight weeks along with Ahmed Raza and Rameez Shahzad, following tweets that were critical of facilities in Pakistan during UAE’s tour there in December for the ACC Emerging Teams Cup.UAE squad: M Naveed (capt), Ashfaq Ahmed, Sultan Ahmed, Shaiman Anwar, M Boota, Amjad Gul, Imran Haider, Amir Hayat, Zahoor Khan, Rohan Mustafa, Ahmed Raza, CP Rizwan, Rameez Shahzad, Abdul Shakoor.
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Friday, March 15, 2019
Naveed to lead UAE in USA T20s
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