Karachi, Aug 15 (ANI): The Pakistan cricket team's training camp that gets underway from Monday, will focus on physical training and discipline.
The week- long camp at the Qaddafi Stadium in Lahore will be held in two sessions before Pakistan cricket team embarks its tour of Zimbabwe from August 25 to play one Test, three One-Day Internationals (ODI) and two Twenty20 matches.
Pakistan team manager Naved Akram Cheema said the first session of the training camp would be held from 3 to 6 p.m., where players would practise in the nets and perform fielding drills. They would spend the second session at the gym.
Cheema has also planned to give disciplinary lectures during the camp.
"The camp will not just be about training. I'll be giving lectures before the training sessions for around a couple of hours as guidelines on maintaining discipline. Players will also be informed about the strict penalties they might face for discipline breaches and each one of them will have to attend the lectures", the Express Tribune quoted Cheema, as saying.
He also informed that fast-bowlers, Junaid Khan and Saeed Ajmal have been released by English county teams and they would join the training camp today.
Pakistan would start the tour with a two-day warm-up game against Zimbabwe XI at Bulawayo on August 28. (ANI)
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