Pakistan’s Women’s National Selection Committee has called 19 players to a training camp in Lahore in preparation for the Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier. The camp follows a previous assembly of players and addresses player injuries while aiming for two qualifying spots for the World Cup in India later this year.

The Women’s National Selection Committee of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has convened a training camp in preparation for the upcoming Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier scheduled for April. This initiative follows an earlier assembly of 33 players in Faisalabad, indicating a robust approach to team preparation.

Nida Dar has returned to training, whereas Tuba Hassan has been sidelined due to a fractured finger. The 19 players participating in this latest camp include notable cricketers such as Aliya Riaz, Diana Baig, and Muneeba Ali, who will contribute to the formation of a strong squad.

The Qualifier will take place in Lahore at two venues: Gaddafi Stadium and LCCA Ground. Six teams, including Bangladesh, Ireland, Scotland, Thailand, and the West Indies, will compete, with the top two teams earning a spot in the Women’s Cricket World Cup later this year in India.

The training camp is set to occur at the Ghani Glass Academy in DHA, Lahore from March 21 to 30. During this period, the squad will engage in net sessions and participate in 50-over practice matches, emphasizing their readiness for the tournament. Head coach Muhammad Wasim will oversee the camp, supported by the national women’s coaching staff.

The Pakistan Women’s Cricket team has commenced an intensive training camp in advance of the Women’s World Cup Qualifier, featuring key players like Nida Dar while facing challenges due to injuries. The upcoming Qualifier in Lahore is critical, with only two teams qualifying for the World Cup. This preparation camp is crucial for enhancing the team’s performance and ensuring readiness for the competition ahead.

Original Source: www.uniindia.com