Viral Fever in Bengaluru: Most Pakistan players have recovered

NEW DELHI: Most of the

Pakistani players

who had been afflicted with a viral fever following their arrival in Bengaluru have made a recovery, while a few are still under medical observation, as confirmed by

Ahsan Iftikhar Nagi

, the media manager for the PCB.
On October 20, Pakistan is slated to take on Australia in a highly anticipated World Cup match in Bengaluru.
The Pakistani team had arrived in Bengaluru on Sunday after suffering a seven-wicket defeat to arch-rivals India in Ahmedabad the previous day.
Bengaluru, often referred to as the 'Garden City,' has experienced a number of viral fever cases in recent months, and it's possible that the fluctuating weather conditions contributed to some minor health concerns among the visiting team members.

"Some players got fever in the past few days and most of them have fully recovered from it. Those who are in the stage of recovery remain under the team medical panel's observation," Ahsan told PTI on Tuesday.
He also confirmed that skipper and batting mainstay

Babar Azam

and pace spearhead

Shaheen Shah Afridi

were doing fine.
The team trained at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Tuesday.
(With PTI Inputs)