Haider Ali amongst 25 avid gamers to take part in PCB’s strike-force camp | The Specific Tribune

Heart-order batter Haider Ali is amongst 25 avid gamers selected for Pakistan’s new “strike-force” camp, which starts Monday in Lahore. The 90-day camp is enthusiastic about bettering power-hitting abilities and might be led through former all-rounder Abdul Razzaq.

Avid gamers like Khushdil Shah, Khawaja Nafay, and Abbas Afridi also are a part of the gang. All decided on avid gamers are anticipated to file for the camp on Sunday. To make sure their participation, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has recommended their unlock from departmental groups lately taking part in within the President’s Trophy Grade-I.

This initiative is a part of PCB’s plan to toughen Pakistan’s T20 squad through introducing contemporary ability. Consistent with assets, the transition is predicted to be finished inside a yr.

Pakistan has confronted demanding situations in T20 cricket not too long ago. After a disappointing T20 International Cup 2024 marketing campaign, the crew has struggled in bilateral sequence.

Remaining month, Pakistan performed a T20I sequence in opposition to Australia, the place they suffered a 3-0 whitewash. Whilst they controlled to overcome Zimbabwe 2-1 in every other sequence, their efficiency remained inconsistent, dropping the overall recreation.

At the ongoing excursion of South Africa, the crew misplaced the primary two T20Is, whilst the 3rd fit was once deserted because of rain, leading to a 2-0 sequence loss.

The camp will center of attention on honing the power-hitting talents of Pakistan’s most sensible batters. Abdul Razzaq, identified for his competitive batting throughout his occupation, will oversee the periods.

The PCB hopes this initiative will lend a hand rebuild the nationwide T20 squad and deal with their fresh struggles within the shortest layout.

Avid gamers referred to as for strike-force camp:

Abdul Samad, Haider Ali, Yasir Khan, Khushdil Shah, Muhammad Akhlaq, Imran Randhawa, Saad Masood, Mubasir Khan, Hassan Nawaz, Khawaja Nafay, Muhammad Amir Barki, Mohammad Faizan, Afaq Ahmed, Jahandad Khan, Amad Butt, Muhammad Irfan Khan, Usman Khan, Khayam Khan, Mohammad Abbas Afridi, Shawaiz Irfan, Basit Ali, Mohammad Faiq, Ali Imran, Sarwar Afridi and Nasir Nawaz.