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MOENCHENGLADBACH, Germany - Borussia Moenchengladbach has agreed to sign Brazilian midfielder Raffael from Ukrainian side Dynamo Kyiv subject to a medical. The Bundesliga club says in a statement that the 28-year-old Raffael will receive a contract through to June 2017 upon completion of his medical on Monday. The club didnt divulge the cost of the transfer, however Kicker reports a fee of about 5 million euros ($6.6 million) has been agreed. Raffael will be reunited with former coach Lucien Favre. The two worked together at Hertha Berlin from 2008-2012. Raffael left Berlin for Kyiv in 2012 before going on loan at Bundesliga club Schalke for the second half of last season. Moenchengladbach sports director Max Eberl says "this transfer wasnt easy to make happen, so were very happy that it works out now." Cheap Basketball Shoes China . For the Wild it was their first win of the season and they now have a record of 1-1-2 while the Jets fall to 2-2. 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Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur has defended the selection of three left-arm fast bowlers in the attack for the first Test at the Gabba, where Australia piled on 429 in the first innings. Mohammad Amair, Rahat Ali and Wahab Riaz made up the Pakistan pace attack for the Test, while the other fast bowlers in the touring squad, Imran Khan and Sohail Khan, were overlooked.Weve got an attack thats pretty balanced and weve got guys that are sort of specialists in all areas, Arthur said on ABC radio on Saturday morning. Like weve got Imran Khan sitting off who bowls well with wickets with a lot of grass on. I wouldnt be speaking out of line if I said I dont think he has got the pace to bowl on a good wicket here. But when it does a little bit hes fantastic.Sohail Khan comes in and swings it right arm, but Ive got a doubt about Sohails comebackability. If he has got to bowl, his first spells very good, his second spells okay, his third spell is tough and then you just dont get anything more. That puts a lot of pressure on our other units.I think we picked our three best bowlers. I think weve always got to pick your three best bowlers. Id be lying if I said we didnt have a look at the Australian side, seven left-handers in their XI, if we get it to swing its left-arm to left-arm.However, Pakistans bowling was far from their major problem on the first two days in Brisbane, where their batting order collapsed to be 8 for 67 before Sarfraz Ahmed led a minor recovery. Among those out cheaply were captain Misbah-ul-Haq, who was caught at slip for 4, and veteran Younis Khan, who edged behind first ball.Younis has endured a lean patch with his last six Test innings reading 0, 2, 1, 2, 11 and 0, although he scored 218 against England at The Oval this year and a century in his next Test againnst West Indies in Abu Dhabi.dddddddddddd. Misbah also made a hundred on the England Test tour and, Arthur said, despite the age of the elder statesmen in the batting order, he was confident they still had something to offer.Ive seen Misbah do it time and time again, Arthur said. And Younis Khan is just a complete professional, he really is. Id be lying if I said there wasnt a little doubt in my mind. But I had that doubt in England and I saw Younis come out and play exceptionally well, albeit against a different attack. So Im backing him in for the time being.Pakistans batsmen struggled to get through the difficult period under lights on the second day in Brisbane, where Australias fast men used the pink ball and the movement in the air to great effect. Asked on radio by former Australia opening batsman Chris Rogers whether there were day-night Test cricket led to problems due to the imbalance of conditions, Arthur agreed.I think there are. I would agree and you can appreciate, being an opening batsmen, its not an even playing field, Arthur said. You walk out at 1 oclock in glorious conditions like this, its a totally different ball game than opening up at 6 oclock or 6.30 or whenever they go out. So there are still issues around it, I think, definitely.I think its the future. If youre playing just one a summer, youve got to do it. Funny enough in Dubai it didnt do anything. I was surprised when that they had it at the Gabba, because the Gabba was the one where the conditions might be extreme. In Adelaide it seems to be good, although the ball does goes round. It is the future, I agree with you though I dont think the playing fields are even. ' ' '