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Pakistan vs South Africa: Sajid Khan returns to playing XI for first Test tomorrow

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
October 11, 2025
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The first match between Pakistan and South Africa will be played tomorrow, with Sajid Khan included in the playing XI. The first Test between Pakistan and South Africa will be held tomorrow at Lahore’s Gaddafi Cricket Stadium, while national team spinner Sajid Khan will also be part of the playing XI, as reported by national media on Saturday.

According to details, spinner Sajid Khan had previously missed out on selection due to a viral fever; however, after recovering, he has cleared his fitness test. Sajid Khan will be part of the national squad in tomorrow’s match against South Africa.

Meanwhile, ahead of the match against Pakistan, South African captain Aiden Markram said during a press conference that they are excited for the new championship. “The previous championship went very well for us,” he added.

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Captain Aiden Markram said, “You have to play good cricket to win the trophy. There’s always a spin challenge in Pakistan. We have prepared well for the Test series.”

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