Shoaib Malik, who was one of the best batsmen of the Pakistan cricket team, has joined the media panel as a specialist after retiring from cricket. Now Shoaib Malik gives his reactions after watching contemporary cricket and along with this he is also a part of many leagues.

But now it is being said that this player of the Pakistan cricket team may soon be seen deciding to return from retirement. After hearing this news, all the supporters are looking very happy and they are saying that now the Pakistan team will become many times stronger than before.

Shoaib Malik can return from retirement

Shoaib Malik, one of the best all-rounders of the Pakistan cricket team, announced his retirement from ODI cricket in the year 2022.

But now news is coming that, during a media interview, he has accepted that he can now return from his retirement soon. During this media interview, Shoaib told that he wants to represent his country in the Champions Trophy to be held in Pakistan.

Shoaib Malik- I want to represent Pakistan team again. I am available for Champions Trophy. I will try my best for my country. I want to win Champions Trophy for Pakistan. via PNN news pic.twitter.com/jilW3UFalZ

— Nawaz 🇵🇰 (@Rnawaz31888) June 20, 2024

Pakistan's batting will be strengthened with the arrival of Shoaib Malik

Shoaib Malik was one of the best middle order batsmen and due to his batting, he has single-handedly won many matches for Pakistan. But after his exit from the team, no strong middle order batsman has been able to come in the Pakistan team and Pakistan's batting order has started collapsing like a pack of cards in every second match.

Along with batting, he will also give the option of spin bowling to his captain.

This is how Shoaib Malik's ODI career has been

If we talk about the cricket career of Shoaib Malik, one of the best players of the Pakistan cricket team, then his career has been very brilliant. He has shown excellent game for the Pakistan team as an all-rounder. Shoaib Malik has scored 7534 runs in 258 ODI innings of 287 matches played so far at an average of 34.55 and a strike rate of 81.50. During this, he has scored 9 centuries and 44 half-century innings. While bowling, he has taken 158 wickets at an economy rate of 4.66.