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Jan's Pakistan call-up forces rethink for Ks

12:10pm Monday 21st April 2008

By Howard Wheatcroft »

Kingstonian Cricket Club have been forced to re-think their plans for the new season after losing their overseas player.

All-rounder Zulfi Jan, who has had several successful seasons with the New Malden-based club, has been awarded a central contract by the Pakistan Cricket Board.

But the club moved swiftly to snap-up a replacement, and have secured the services of 20-year-old quick bowler Akhtar Ayub, who starred in the Pakistan team that won the 2006 U19 World Cup final.

The club is still looking to recruit before the league season starts on May 10. Anybody interested should call Geoff Phillips on 07710 459193.

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