Inzamam will miss matches to stay fit
Inzamam-ul-Haq has said that he will pick and chose his matches from now on to protect his back.
[tag]Inzamam[/tag], 35, stood down from the Test and also missed much of the previous match at [tag]Faisalabad[/tag] with back trouble.
“It is not a career threatening problem but it does become a nuisance if not taken proper care of,” Inzamam said. “In future, I will try to sit out on matches where possible.
“I plan to sit out Test and one-day matches where nothing much is at stake. Then I can take a rest in order to preserve myself for the more important games. If we have won a series, I can rest in the final games and it gives us a chance to blood young players.”
Doctors have already advised him not to take long flights.
Source: CricInfo
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