Lahore, Ahead of a busy cricket season, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has arranged a comprehensive fitness camp for its T20 squad in Kakul, Abbottabad. The camp, starting from March 26, involves a 29-player roster and is set to bolster the team’s preparation for a series of upcoming high-profile engagements, including the home series against New Zealand, international tours, and the ICC T20 World Cup hosted by the USA and West Indies.
According to Pakistan Cricket Board, the camp will span from March 26 to April 8, with players reporting for duty today. This collaborative effort with the Pakistan Army is part of a strategic initiative to enhance the players’ physical and mental preparedness for the upcoming fixtures. The camp’s program is designed to boost the players’ endurance, agility, and mental toughness under the mentorship of seasoned trainers and coaching staff.
The roster for the camp includes top performers and key players such as Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan, and Shaheen Shah Afridi, alongside emerging talents and seasoned campaigners. The camp’s rigorous regime will address various aspects of the athletes’ game, from fitness and leadership skills to strategic acumen, all tailored to optimize their on-field performance.
The PCB’s investment in the physical and psychological development of its players through such camps underscores a commitment to maintaining a competitive edge on the global stage. This move is particularly significant as the team gears up for the challenges that lie in the upcoming international cricket calendar.