Wasim Akram’s upcoming mentoring role for Sri Lanka’s bowling unit ahead of the T20 World Cup is a significant development for Sri Lankan cricket. His vast experience and expertise as one of the greatest fast bowlers in the sport will undoubtedly be invaluable for the national players, as well as for the High-Performance Coaches and major club coaches.
Akram’s involvement, as indicated on his X post, demonstrates his commitment to enhancing the bowling capabilities of the Sri Lankan team for the upcoming tournament in the USA and the Caribbean. His planned two-day training program, which includes sessions for the SLC pace academy, major club coaches, and High-Performance Coaches, reflects a comprehensive approach to skill development at various levels within Sri Lanka Cricket.
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The decision by the Executive Committee of Sri Lanka Cricket to invite Wasim Akram highlights the recognition of his coaching prowess and the desire to leverage his expertise to strengthen the coaching infrastructure in the country. Akram’s previous coaching roles in high-profile cricket leagues such as the Pakistan Super League and the Indian Premier League, as well as his work with national teams, underscore his credentials as a mentor and coach.
With the training program set to commence on May 2, Sri Lankan bowlers can look forward to learning from one of the best in the business, with the aim of elevating their performance and competitiveness ahead of the T20 World Cup. Akram’s mentorship is poised to make a significant impact on Sri Lankan cricket, potentially shaping the success of the team in the upcoming tournament.
