The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Monday announced that pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi had departed for London where he would complete his rehabilitation. PCB Chief Medical Officer Dr. Najeebullah Soomro said: “Shaheen requires uninterrupted, dedicated knee specialist care and London offers some of the best sports medical and rehabilitation facilities in the world. In the best interest of the player, we have decided to send him there.”
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