The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) medical panel has granted young opener Saim Ayub a clean certificate, clearing his complete fitness for a comeback.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) medical panel announced young player Saim Ayub fully fit as the tenth version of the Pakistan Super League (PSL 10) readies to rock the cricket pitch.

Having finished his rehab in London, he spent Eid with his family in Karachi. He had reached Lahore already, prior to Eid. Wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Haris and all-rounder Saim Ayub will also join the Peshawar Zalmi team today.

The squad will start its inaugural training session at the Islamabad Club, where the players will start practicing and fitness training. Team captain Babar Azam, who is in New Zealand, will join the team when he returns.

Earlier, Pakistani cricketer Saim Ayub's international comeback was once again postponed because of an injury he picked up just before his team was about to leave for the ICC Champions Trophy tour of South Africa. The young star, who was seemingly on the path to recovery, is now out of action due to a broken ankle.

Before PSL 10, some Peshawar Zalmi players, such as Max Bryant, Najibullah Zadran, Mehran Mumtaz, Maaz Sadat, Abdul Samad, Arif Yaqoob, and Ali Raza, reported to the management. The players attended the first training session at the Islamabad club,