A high-intensity skills development camp has kicked off in Lahore with top national cricketers, including Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan, diving into focused training sessions aimed at boosting performance and fitness.
Held at the LCCA Ground under the guidance of National Cricket Academy (NCA) coaches, the camp is split into three phases. The current phase involves 15 players honing their fielding, batting, and conditioning through structured morning drills and gym sessions.
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Batting coach Hanif Malik is overseeing targeted practice sessions, helping players refine their technique and improve shot selection. Babar and Rizwan, both visibly active, led the fielding activities during day one.
According to the PCB, this initiative is designed to prepare players for domestic and international duties by enhancing individual skills and managing long-term fitness. The next two phases of the camp will roll out on June 23 and June 30, bringing in more players.
The camp forms a key part of PCB’s broader plan to develop a competitive and well-rounded talent pool ready to meet global cricketing challenges.
