Minor changes have been made to the Pakistan and Bangladesh squads for the T20 World Cup.
The 2022 T20 World Cup will be held in Australia from October 16 to November 13.
A total of 45 matches will be played in Adelaide, Brisbane, Keelong, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. The semi-finals will be played in Sydney and Adelaide on November 9 and 10. The final will be played at Melbourne Stadium.
Australia, India, New Zealand, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, England, Pakistan and South Africa have qualified directly for the main round (Super 12) of the T20 World Cup. The remaining 4 teams will qualify for the Super 12 round through the first round.
The first match of the Super 12 round will be between Australia and New Zealand in Sydney on October 22 and India and Pakistan in Melbourne on October 23.
In this case, Pakistan and Bangladesh teams have made minor changes from the already announced teams.
Faqar Zaman has been selected to replace leg-spinner Usman Qadir in the Pakistan team. Usman Qadir has been included as one of the substitutes. Usman Qadir was injured while playing in the T20 against England. This change has happened since then.
Two changes have been made to the Bangladesh team ahead of playing the Tri-Nation T20I. Middle-order batsman Selamya Sarkar and left-arm fast bowler Shoriful Islam have both been included in the squad. Sabir Rahman and Mohammad Saifuddin, who were previously selected in the 15-man squad, have been announced as substitutes.