Pakistan seamer Hasan Ali: “As a consequence of not working in a professional environment regarding our fitness and diet and conditioning, we suffer burnout after a year or two”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali believes that seamers in the country suffer burnout after one or two years due to their poor fitness levels and diets.
“There have just been too many times when we as a team go, gulp, ‘Vern might be injured again'”
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South Africa all-rounder Vernon Philander will work on his fitness and conditioning ahead of the Proteas’ summer at home.
“The relationship between the two boards and the two nations is historic”
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Pakistan have agreed in principle to play T20 friendlies against Afghanistan in Kabul and Lahore at some point between July and August.
“I’d like to ideally play a game or two before the finals”
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Kolkata Knight Riders batsman Chris Lynn is determined to make his comeback from a shoulder injury before the start of the Indian Premier League (IPL) playoffs.
“They both met and decided to join the training camp”
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Pakistan ODI captain Azhar Ali and batsman Mohammad Hafeez have ended their protest and agreed to participate in the ongoing conditioning camp in Lahore.
Ali and Hafeez have refused to take part in the camp due to Amir (pictured above)
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Pakistan ODI captain Azhar Ali and veteran batsman Mohammad Hafeez may face disciplinary action after they refused to attend the ongoing conditioning camp in Lahore due to the presence of left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir.
“I will not attend the camp as long as Amir is there”
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Pakistan ODI captain Azhar Ali and batsman Mohammad Hafeez have refused to attend the ongoing conditioning camp in Lahore due to the presence of left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir.
“His selection for the national team, for which he is eligible, would depend on the selectors”
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have confirmed that left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir is eligible for national selection as he has completed his rehabilitation programme after serving a five-year ban for his role in a spot-fixing scandal in 2010.
Amir has a chance of making his international comeback against New Zealand
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Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir has taken one step closer to making his international return after he was included in a 26-man squad for a conditioning camp at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore ahead of Pakistan’s upcoming tour of New Zealand.
“It is a huge honour to be given this extension”
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Unlimited Titans head coach Rob Walter has signed a three-year extension that will keep him with the South African domestic franchise until 2017.
