PCB: Test players’ camp in Karachi from Wednesday

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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), formerly the Board of Control for Cricket in Pakistan, is the governing body for cricket in Pakistan. It oversees and organizes all tours and matches for the Pakistan national cricket team. A member of the International Cricket Council since 1952, the PCB represents Pakistan's men's and women's teams in international cricket tournaments.

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  • As the camp will be held under bio-secure protocols, PCB will provide training photographs
  • Urdu version of the media release is attached here

West Indies-bound Pakistan national team’s Test players will attend a 10-day training and conditioning camp under bio-secure protocols at the National Stadium in Karachi from Wednesday, 7 July. The camp will conclude on 17 July, while the players will enter the bio-secure in a Lahore hotel on 21 July before departing for Barbados on 26 July.

The camp will be supervised by National High Performance Centre coaches, headed by Saqlain Mushtaq (head of player development), and also include Mohammad Yousuf (batting coach), Mushtaq Ahmed (spin bowling coach), Umar Rashid (coach), Atiq-uz-Zaman (fielding coach), Imtiaz Ahmed (physiotherapist), Saboor Ahmed (strength and conditioning coach) and Imran Sultan (masseur).

In addition to the 11 Test players, including Abid Ali, Azhar Ali, Fawad Alam, Imran Butt, Mohammad Abbas, Naseem Shah, Nauman Ali, Sajid Khan, Shahnawaz Dahani, Yasir Shah and Zahid Mahmood, the selectors have also invited six additional players. They are: Akif Javed, Irfanullah Shah, Mir Hamza, Mohammad Hassan, Mohammad Umar and Saifullah Bangash.

The 25 players and player support personnel, along with five essential staff, on Sunday underwent Covid-19 testing and all have returned negative. As such, 30-member contingent will assemble in Karachi on Tuesday where they will undergo second testing before the camp resumes on Wednesday.

The following is the schedule of the camp at the National Stadium, which is subject to late changes:

7 July – Training session (1400-1700)

8 July – Day 1 of 4 of scenario match (0930-1730)

9 July – Day 2 of 4 of scenario match (0930-1300)

10 July – Day 3 of 4 of scenario match (1300-1700)

11 July – Day 4 of 4 of scenario match (0930-1730)

12-13 July – Rest days

14 July – Day 1 of 4 of scenario match (0930-1730)

15 July – Day 2 of 4 of scenario match (0930-1300)

16 July – Day 3 of 4 of scenario match (0930-1300)

17 July – Day 4 of 4 of scenario match (0930-1300)

Name of Author: PCB

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