England have added the 18-year-old bowling allrounder, Rehan Ahmed, to their Test crew for the visit through Pakistan. The Leicestershire legspinner has played only three top notch counterparts for his province however has proactively picked a fifer and scored a long time. Rehan, at present playing for the Britain Lions, dazzled the mentors in the three-day warm-up apparatus against the Britain Test crew held in Abu Dhabi. Assuming he makes his presentation in the three-match Test series, Rehan would turn into Britain's most youthful Test cricketer outperforming Brian Close, who made his introduction matured 18 years and 149 days against New Zealand at Old Trafford in 1949. "We know he's not the completed article and has crude potential, yet Ben (Stirs up), myself and the other mentors like how he moves toward his game," said Brendon McCullum, Britain's red-ball lead trainer. "The experience of being important for the crew in Pakistan will be enormously gainful for him, and he will add to the make-up of our crew." Britain will visit Pakistan for a three-coordinate Test series with the initial game beginning on December 1 in Rawalpindi.