Sarfaraz Ahmed's career is almost over: Ramiz Raja.

LAHORE -- PCB Chairman Ramiz Raja has said that with the induction of Mohammad Haris into the team, the international career of former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed is 'almost over,' according to a report published in media Saturday.

It has been learnt that the PCB chief in a meeting with Chief Selector Mohammad Wasim said: 'We have a new wicketkeeper-batter in the shape of Muhammad Haris. It seems that the career of Sarfraz Ahmed is almost over.'

Haris, a young wicketkeeper batter, played for Peshawar Zalmi in the Pakistan Super League's (PSL) seventh edition and had an outstanding season. He also made his international debut in the first ODI against West Indies.

Hailing from Mushtarzai, the suburbs of Peshawar, 21-year-old Haris had two forgettable years at the Regional U-19 level, but he excelled the third time around to compel the Junior Selection Committee to induct him into Pakistan's squad for the ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup 2020 in South Africa.

The former Pakistan captain has not been a regular feature of the playing XI since Mohammad Rizwan filled his slot and has been performing well.

Sarfaraz Ahmed has been part of the team as a stand-in player but has not been given the chance to play.

Meanwhile, the PCB chief has reportedly developed differences with Peshawar Zalmi owner Javed Afridi on what the former calls an interference of the latter in the administrative matters of the PSL.

According to the report, the PCB has given a shut-up call to the Zalmi chief, who has in the past been giving statements related to organisational matters of the league.

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