After PSL, Pakistani players will train with the army, PCB Chief said – make Pakistan the first priority

When it comes to fitness in international cricket, the names of Indian players are taken first. Pakistani players have always been a laughing stock in terms of fitness. Now even PCB is worried about the fitness of the players. Keeping this in mind, the board has taken an important decision. Actually, the board has decided that after the end of Pakistan Super League, Pakistani players will take 10 days training with the army.

Pakistani players are unable to hit sixes in the stands – Naqvi

According to the information, this 10-day camp for Pakistani cricketers will start from March 25 to April 8. PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi made this announcement while addressing the players in Islamabad on Tuesday. Mohsin Naqvi said that when I have seen the match in Lahore, I do not think that any player has hit a six in the stands. Foreign players comfortably hit sixes in the stands, so I have prepared a plan for the fitness of the players. I hope everyone will cooperate in that.

NZ vs AUS: ‘Neil Wagner was forced into retirement’, former New Zealand captain’s statement created a sensation

Will help in achieving fitness- Naqvi

Naqvi said that this camp of players with the army will start a week after the end of PSL. Naqvi has expressed hope that this will help the players to gain fitness faster. Naqvi said that we have many big tournaments in the coming time where we have to do well. Naqvi said, “We have New Zealand coming in front of us, then Ireland, England and then the T20 World Cup. I thought, ‘When are we going to train?’ But there was no time. However, we have got a window where we will organize the camp from March 25 to April 8.”

‘Pakistan should be the first priority’

During this, Naqvi said in clear words about the attraction of players towards T20 league that we have to focus on national commitments instead of foreign leagues and Pakistan should be our first priority. Let us tell you that this statement of Naqvi was somewhere a taunt to Haris Rauf because Rauf had refused to play the series against Australia. Wahab then publicly criticized Haris.