Mohammad Haris has been named as a trade for Fakhar Zaman in Pakistan's 15-man crew at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. Zaman was precluded in the wake of supporting a back cruciate tendon (PCL) injury to his right knee. He wasn't essential for the first crew attributable to this specific injury and however was named as substitution in his recuperation. Leading the pack up to the declaration of Fakhar being precluded, Pakistan group specialist Najeebullah Soomro had said that "Fakhar and the group grasped the dangers of coming into the competition" and presently should manage without him in the vital must-dominate game against South Africa. "We knew about the dangers of the rebound," Soomro said. "He is clearly a significant player for the group. The player, the clinical staff and the group the board knew about that. We chose to bring him back in. In cricket, and any game, we face challenges. Here and there they pay off, at times they don't. "Clearly with any knee injury it requires investment to have 100 percent recuperation. Fakhar and the group comprehended the dangers of coming into the competition and we got him in. You perceived how he performed with batting in the last match, sadly in the last match he had somewhat of a wind which exasperated his physical issue." So for what reason was Fakhar included when he wasn't completely fit to play? "There's clinical wellness, then in matches you really want to have an alternate type of execution credits," Soomro made sense of. "According to a clinical perspective we were certain he was totally fit. You can perceive how he's working on each and every game. "According to our perspective we are exceptionally certain with how he's going. In my view, the clinical group, the experts in involved, have all buckled down with him, constantly, and according to a clinical perspective we are certain he's back in full stream."