PCB Conditioning camp to resume on May 29

The Pakistan Cricket Board has determined to resume the PCB conditioning camp on the High-Performance Center (HPC) after the political situation within the nation’s capital, Islamabad, has settled down. The second part of the conditioning camp, which was postponed due to the upset political situation, will now start on May 29 in Lahore.

Notably, the chairman of PTI and the previous Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan introduced a protracted march on May 25 towards Islamabad. Seeking the disaster, the PCB on May 24 halted the continuing camp, deciding to postpone the second part which was due to begin on May 26.

In the protest towards the present authorities, Imran has given a deadline of 6 days to announce the date of the elections. If not, the previous PM has determined to return Islamamabad with 20 to 30 lac patriots.

According to the reviews concerning the conditioning camp, 33 gamers have been requested to be a part of the HPC on May 29. The gamers within the second part are named as follows:

Players included within the second part for PCB conditioning camp

Aaliyan Mehmood (Sindh), Abdul Wahid Bangalzai (Balochistan), Abid Ali (Central Punjab), Abrar Ahmed (Sindh), Ali Asfand (Central Punjab), Ali Usman (Southern Punjab), Arish Ali Khan (Sindh), Azam Khan (Southern Punjab), Faheem Ashraf (Central Punjab), Fawad Alam (Sindh), Haseebullah (Balochistan), Imad Wasim (Northern), Irfanullah Shah (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Maaz Khan (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Mehran Mumtaz (Northern), Mohammad Abbas Afridi (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Mohammad Ali (Central Punjab), Mohammad Huraira (Northern), Mohammad Imran (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Mohammad Imran Randhawa (Southern Punjab), Mohammad Taha (Sindh), Mohammad Zeeshan (Central Punjab), Nauman Ali (Northern), Omair Bin Yousuf (Sindh), Qasim Akram (Central Punjab), Rehan Afridi (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Sajid Khan (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Salman Irshad (Northern), Sameen Gul (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Sarfaraz Ahmed (Sindh), Syed Zeeshan Zameer (Sindh), Usman Salahuddin (Central Punjab) and Zaman Khan (Northern)

Analyzing that there is perhaps disruption within the course ultimately, the PCB has additionally determined to shift the Pak vs WI three-match ODI series to Multan. Initially, the series was supposed to be performed on the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Notably, the three ODIs are a part of the final yr’s cancelled series as COVID hit the West Indies camp.