Babar Azam And Other Pakistan Players Kickstart Their Training Session In Worcester

Babar Azam, Pakistan white-ball captain, took to his social media account on Wednesday, to share the latest pictures of him and his teammates starting their training sessions in Worcester.

20 Pakistani players and 11 staff members arrived in Worcester on Sunday where they tested negative for the Covid-19 test earlier this week.

The Twitter handle of the Pakistan Cricket Board [PCB] also took to their official account to post pictures of the tourist training session.

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While Misbah Ul Haq was seen interacting with players, spin-bowling coach Mushtaq Ahmed and fast bowling coach Waqar Younis were overseeing the spinners and fast bowlers.

All the players and support staff are currently in a 14-day quarantine in a biosecure environment in Worcester.

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“Great feeling to be on the cricket field again”- Babar Azam

Babar Azam is really looking forward to the historic series and in his social media post, he wrote that he is hoping that everyone gets back to their normal life soon.

“Great feeling to be on the cricket field again. I really missed it. Look forward to our historic series and praying that everyone gets back to their normal life soon. Keep shining and never give up,” Babar Azam wrote in a social media post.

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Meanwhile, six of the ten cricketers of the original squad who were forced to stay home after they were tested positive for covid-19, have now returned negative for the second successive test.

Pakistan will lock horns with England in a series of three Tests and as many Twenty20 Internationals in August and September.

Pakistan has not lost a Test series against England since 2010. They drew the last two series in England [2-2 in 2016 and 1-1 in 2010] but it will be a herculean task this time around since only Mohammad Abbas, among their squad of fast bowlers, has the experience of playing in England.

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