Fast bowler Khurram Shahzad undergoes MRI scan after complaining discomfort in his left side, says PCB
Khurram griped of distress in his left side after first Test.
Subtleties to be shared after clinical board evaluates X-ray reports.
Second Test booked to played from Dec 26-30 in Melbourne.
MELBOURNE: In a huge catastrophe for Pakistan in front of the second Test against Australia, quick bowler Khurram Shahzad has experienced a physical issue risking the group's possibilities for the series.
As per an assertion gave by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday, Khurram griped of distress in his left side during the primary Test which occurred in Perth.
"Following his grumbling, after the Test match, Khurram was sent for a X-ray examine," said the PCB, adding that further subtleties will be partaken at the appropriate time after the clinical board surveys the X-ray reports.
The subsequent Test is planned to be played at the notable Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) from December 26-30.
The Green Shirts were excused for a simple 89 runs in the main Test during their pursuit of a 450-run target.
Pakistan's unrealistic endeavor to guarantee their most memorable Test win in Australia starting around 1995 was broken by the host group's impressive speed assault, quickly closing the game in four days or less.
In quest for 450 for triumph, the guests gave up submissively with Lyon asserting 2-18. Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood additionally got three wickets each.
Australia proclaimed on the fourth day at 233-5 after Pakistan were excused for 271 in their most memorable innings, answering the hosts' 487.
Timetable of remaining matches
second Test - Australia versus Pakistan - December 26-30: Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
third Test - Australia versus Pakistan - January 3-7: Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG)
