Abbas was not considered for the last two test series against South Africa and Zimbabwe, but made his way back into the side after his impressive performances in the English County C'ships.
Shah will fly to Abu Dhabi along with contingent that was left behind by first flights that carried 202 personnel on Thursday, the report added.
Naseem hit three fours to score 12 runs in nine balls before being dismissed by New Zealand fast bowler Trent Boult.
Besides Naseem, Pakistan also included 19-year-old batsman Haider Ali, who performed well in the U-19 side, first-class cricket, and Pakistan Super League.
Vaughan also praised Pakistan skipper Azhar Ali and Babar Azam and that opined that the Pakistan batting lineup has the ability to amass 350 to 400 runs in an innings.
Naseem is part of the Pakistan squad that is currently gearing up for their three-Test series against England starting Wednesday at the Old Trafford.
Pakistan youngster Naseem Shah has named an Indian batsman he would like to dismiss for a 'dream hat-trick'.
Naseem has already set his sights on doing well in the country and hailed the presence of fast-bowling great Waqar Younis in the coaching staff.
Naseem is yet to play against India. He has so far played only four Tests in his career, taking 13 wickets at 26.8.
Akhtar believes 17-year-old sensation Naseem Shah can replicate his "bowling attitude and passion" among the current crop of Pakistan players.
The 16-year-old Naseem, who took 4-26, dismissed Najmul Hossain Shanto (38), nightwatchman Taijul Islam (0) and Mahmudullah (0) as Bangladesh limped to 126-6 at stumps on the third day.
Pakistan pacer Naseem Shah on Sunday become the youngest bowler ever to take a Test hat-trick and the first from his nation since Mohammed Sami in 2002.
Shah had been withdrawn from the World Cup scheduled to be played in South Africa from January 17 to February 9.
Naseem Shah, who made his international debut in Australia in November last year, recently became the youngest fast bowler to pick up a five-wicket haul in Test cricket.
Pakistan has withdrawn young pacer Naseem Shah name from the squad for the upcoming U-19 World Cup in South Africa.
Naseem Shah, 16, has so far played three Tests for Pakistan in which he has taken eight wickets including a five-wicket haul against Sri Lanka.
Naseer Shah broke fellow Pakistan seamer Mohammad Amir's record who had claimed his first five-for when he was 17 years and 257 days.
Test cricket returned to Pakistan after more than a decade as Naseem Shah impressed with his bowling on Day 1 against Pakistan.
Naseem Shah was named in the Test team for the upcoming two-match series against Sri Lanka.
Last month, Shah made his international debut in the Brisbane Test against Australia and sent back David Warner with a brute of a short ball when the Australian opener was batting on 154.
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