Legendary spinner Saqlain Mushtaq is also successful in coaching. The former A spinner, who served as the head coach of the Pakistan team, is now the assistant coach of the New Zealand team. Now he is the one who will inform the opponent about the pot of the Pakistan team. The former off-spinner is joining the coaching staff of the New Zealand team for the tour of Pakistan. Saqlain is currently in the United States. After that, the two teams will play a five-match ODI series.

New Zealand head coach Gary Steed is excited to have Saqlain on the coaching staff, who has been Pakistan’s head coach for a year and a half, “Having an experienced person like Saqlain as a coach is a big motivation for this team. We are looking forward to working with him. New Zealand had already announced the T20 team for the tour of Pakistan. They announced the 15-member ODI squad on Monday night. Due to the IPL, New Zealand is not getting eight members of the original team including regular captain Kane Williamson for the Pakistan tour. Tom Latham will lead the new-look underdog team. The team’s new face pacer Ben Lister and all-rounder Cole McConkey have yet to make their ODI debut.

Pakistan’s star cricketer Shadab Khan has married the daughter of legendary spinner Saqlain Mushtaq.

Shadab Khan himself confirmed the news of the marriage on social media on Monday.

Shadab wrote, “I am going to be a member of my mentor’s (Saqlain Mushtaq) family. Ever since I started playing cricket, I wanted to keep my family life separate. My family also wanted to be separated from the public. My wife said the same thing. He wants to have a life alone. â€?/p>

Posting a picture with Shadab Khan, Iftikhar Ahmed wrote on Twitter, “This person has become not only a brother but also a Dula mia bhai from today. Welcome to the brothers’ club Shadab. Good luck. â€?

Pakistan’s star opener Imam-ul-Haq, pacers Hasan Ali, Khushdil Shah, and Haris Rauf recently got married.

Shahid Afridi’s daughter and Shaheen Afridi’s wedding date is scheduled for February 3.

Shadab Khan played 84 T20Is, 53 ODIs, and 6 Test matches for Pakistan, taking 182 wickets and scoring 1,372 runs with the bat.