ISLAMABAD – Pakistan cricket team has been attending a two-day short training camp at Gaddafi stadium, Lahore for the series match in West Indies later this month.
Pakistan Cricket Board management said the players will take part in two practice sessions. The first session will start on Tuesday from 9am-12pm and the second session will start from 3pm-6pm, reported private news channel.
Along with physical training, the players will also be practicing in the nets under the supervision of coach Waqar Younis.
The green shirts will leave for the series in West Indies on April 14 led by Shahid Afridi and Misbah-ul-Haq. Both teams will play one T-20 match, five one-day-internationals and two test matches, starting from 18 April.
Manager Intikhab Alam said that the energy level of the team is high and they are moving ahead with full spirits.
Pakistan Cricket team attends 2 day training camp
