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Pakistan Shaheens Start Training for Australia Tour

The Pakistan Shaheens have officially kicked off their five-day training camp in preparation for their upcoming tour of Australia, where they will compete in the Top End T20 Series. The camp began on Sunday at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Lahore.

Top End T20 Series Begins August 14

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed that the Shaheens will compete in the Top End T20 Series in Australia, kicking off their campaign with a clash against Bangladesh A on August 14. This tournament provides a valuable platform for emerging talent to test their skills in international conditions.

Training Schedule and Practice Matches

The training camp features both skill-building sessions and match simulations to ensure the players are fully prepared:

  • August 3 & 4: Fielding drills and net sessions at the National Cricket Academy
  • August 5 & 6: Practice matches at Gaddafi Stadium, simulating real-game scenarios to help players adapt to match pressure

These sessions are designed to refine individual skills and strengthen overall team coordination.

Squad to Be Completed on August 7

Seven players currently in England are expected to join the squad on August 7, at which point the full contingent will be available for final preparations.

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Initial Camp Squad Announced

An initial group of eight players has been selected to take part in the training camp ahead of the Australia tour:

  • Mohammad Irfan Khan (Captain)
  • Abdul Samad
  • Ahmed Daniyal
  • Khawaja Mohammad Nafi (Wicketkeeper)
  • Mohammad Ghazi Ghouri (Wicketkeeper)
  • Saad Masood
  • Mohammad Salman Mirza
  • Yasir Khan

This group includes a mix of batting, bowling, and wicketkeeping talent, with an emphasis on grooming young cricketers for future international challenges.

PCB’s Focus: Performance and Team Building

PCB officials highlighted that the training camp aims to sharpen individual skills while also building stronger team unity and coordination. The camp is a critical part of preparing the Shaheens to compete at a high level during their Australian tour.

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