PCB Announces Red-Ball Cricket Camp at NCA Lahore

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PCB Announces Red-Ball Cricket Camp at NCA Lahore

Skill development and fitness assessment ahead of busy domestic and international season

Starting September 9, 2023

The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced a comprehensive red-ball training camp at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore, bringing together a mix of established stars and promising talent to prepare for the upcoming cricket season.

Camp Objectives

The intensive camp will focus on skill development, technical refinement, and fitness assessment under the supervision of experienced coaches led by Azhar Mehmood. The program is designed to prepare players for the challenges of both domestic and international cricket.

Camp Details

Location

National Cricket Academy (NCA), Lahore

Duration

Starting September 9, 2023

Focus Areas

Skill Development & Fitness Assessment

Coaching Staff

The camp will be supervised by Azhar Mehmood, former Pakistani all-rounder and experienced coach, along with other specialist coaches from the National Cricket Academy. Their expertise will be instrumental in honing the skills of participating players.

Participating Players

The camp brings together a blend of experienced international players and promising talent from the domestic circuit.

Babar Azam

Right Handed Batter

Test Cricket
Matches: 49
Runs: 3,772
Average: 47.73
100s/50s: 9/26
ODI Cricket
Matches: 108
Runs: 5,409
Average: 58.16
100s/50s: 19/28
T20I Cricket
Matches: 104
Runs: 3,485
Average: 41.48
100s/50s: 3/30
Abdullah Shafiq

Right Handed Batter

Test Cricket
Matches: 12
Runs: 936
Average: 42.54
100s/50s: 3/4
ODI Cricket
Matches: 8
Runs: 336
Average: 42.00
100s/50s: 1/2
T20I Cricket
Matches: 6
Runs: 90
Average: 15.00
100s/50s: 0/0
Muhammad Suleman

Right Handed Batter

First-Class
Matches: 7
Runs: 332
Average: 27.66
100s/50s: 0/3
List A
Matches: 5
Runs: 127
Average: 25.40
100s/50s: 0/1
T20
Matches: 10
Runs: 189
Average: 21.00
100s/50s: 0/1
Azan Awais

Right Handed Batter

First-Class
Matches: 5
Runs: 382
Average: 47.75
100s/50s: 1/3
List A
Matches: 3
Runs: 87
Average: 29.00
100s/50s: 0/1
T20
Matches: 8
Runs: 145
Average: 20.71
100s/50s: 0/1
Ali Raza

Right Arm Fast Bowler

First-Class
Matches: 4
Wickets: 12
Average: 33.08
Best: 4/68
List A
Matches: 3
Wickets: 5
Average: 28.60
Best: 3/42
T20
Matches: 6
Wickets: 7
Average: 31.28
Best: 3/25
Kamran Ghulam

Right Handed Batter

First-Class
Matches: 61
Runs: 4,098
Average: 41.39
100s/50s: 10/22
List A
Matches: 45
Runs: 1,412
Average: 35.30
100s/50s: 3/8
T20
Matches: 52
Runs: 1,045
Average: 24.88
100s/50s: 0/6
Muhammad Ali

Right Arm Fast Medium Bowler

Test Cricket
Matches: 3
Wickets: 10
Average: 30.70
Best: 4/33
First-Class
Matches: 28
Wickets: 96
Average: 25.93
Best: 6/66
List A
Matches: 22
Wickets: 35
Average: 28.77
Best: 4/31
Muhammad Huraira

Right Handed Batter

First-Class
Matches: 19
Runs: 1,511
Average: 47.21
100s/50s: 4/9
List A
Matches: 12
Runs: 412
Average: 34.33
100s/50s: 1/2
T20
Matches: 15
Runs: 324
Average: 24.92
100s/50s: 0/2
Rohail Nazir

Wicketkeeper Batter

First-Class
Matches: 32
Runs: 1,576
Average: 29.18
100s/50s: 2/10
Catches/Stumpings: 82/10
List A
Matches: 28
Runs: 689
Average: 27.56
100s/50s: 1/4
T20
Matches: 45
Runs: 762
Average: 20.05
100s/50s: 0/3
Sajid Khan

Right Arm Off Break Bowler

Test Cricket
Matches: 7
Wickets: 22
Average: 37.13
Best: 8/42
First-Class
Matches: 63
Wickets: 224
Average: 28.95
Best: 8/42
List A
Matches: 40
Wickets: 53
Average: 33.64
Best: 4/38
Shamyl Hussain

Left Handed Batter

First-Class
Matches: 5
Runs: 246
Average: 24.60
100s/50s: 0/2
List A
Matches: 4
Runs: 97
Average: 24.25
100s/50s: 0/1
T20
Matches: 7
Runs: 121
Average: 17.28
100s/50s: 0/1

Strategic Importance

This camp represents PCB’s commitment to strengthening Pakistan’s test cricket capabilities. By bringing together established players like Babar Azam with emerging talent, the board aims to build depth in the squad and prepare for future series including important World Test Championship matches.

The focus on red-ball skills is particularly important as Pakistan looks to improve its performance in test cricket, which remains the traditional format of the game cherished by purists.