which includes sniper shooting and carrying men on their backs.
Fans have been taken aback by the Pakistan cricket team’s unusual training practices with the country’s military.
The Pakistan cricket team’s interesting training ahead of the T20 World Cup 2024 has perplexed followers on social media. A few weeks ago, it was revealed that Babar Azam and his crew would go through military training to develop discipline and increase their fitness ahead of the big event. However, the drills that the Pakistan squad has gone through during their training camp with the army have left followers on social media perplexed. Fans have been perplexed by the nature of the Pakistan cricket team’s training, which includes sniper shooting, lifting individuals on their backs, and carrying stones uphill.A Pakistani player was spotted learning how to shoot snipers from an army official in the films that went viral on social media. A handful of players were also observed running and putting others on their backs.
The frequently turbulent Pakistani cricket team is currently fighting for the reinstatement of Babar Azam as captain, following Shaheen Afridi’s dismissal as T20 captain after just one match. The Pakistan Cricket Board has come under heavy fire from certain former players for the way the captaincy controversy has been handled.
After guiding the Men in Green in just one series—a 1-4 loss to New Zealand—Shaheen was relieved of his T20I leadership last week. Prior to the 2024 T20 World Cup, the PCB restored Babar Azam to his position as the white ball format captain.
Reintroducing Babar was described by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) as a “strategic move” meant to guarantee players’ well-being and optimal performance when the captaincy was announced.
When it came to the captaincy change, former captain Misbah-ul-Haq had a different take, stating that the payers can be impacted by such decisions.
The players are impacted by the tough procedure of switching the captain of the national team. Our players are all elite. Misbah said the reporters, as reported by Geo News, “Babar Azam and Shaheen Shah are stars, and our best wishes are with the team that they perform well.”
