Abbas cites strong county performance in disappointment over non-selection

Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Abbas has expressed disappointment over not being selected to play for the national team during the recent home Test season. 

Despite his strong performances in domestic and county cricket, he was not chosen for the team. 

ALSO READ: Fans come out in support of Babar Azam amid lewd accusations

However, Abbas remains determined to continue working hard and improving his skills.

 He also announced that he has signed a two-year contract to play for the Hampshire County Cricket Club in 2023 and 2024. 

He also shared some advice for fellow fast bowlers, suggesting that they play more domestic cricket to improve their fitness and avoid injury. 

Despite not currently being on the national team, Abbas has had a successful career thus far, having played 25 Test matches and three ODIs for Pakistan since 2017, and achieving 600 wickets in first-class cricket. 

He also has a strong work ethic, having worked as a welder and office boy while pursuing his passion for cricket.