Pakistan women’s cricket team gears up in Dublin ahead of T20 series against Ireland

The Pakistan women’s cricket team has participated in an intensive three-hour training session for the upcoming T20I series against Ireland at the High Performance Centre of Cricket in Dublin, the 24NewsHD TV reported on Monday. 

Under the supervision of head coach Mohammad Wasim, the session focused on all aspects of the game—batting, bowling, and fielding. Special emphasis was laid on power-hitting techniques, fielding drills, and refining the core skills required for the T20 format.

The training session is part of the team's final preparations for the first T20I, scheduled to be played on August 6.

Players were seen actively participating in targeted practice modules aimed at improving reaction time, boundary hitting, and precision bowling, while also sharpening their fielding agility through live simulations.

Coach Mohammad Wasim praised the dedication and intensity shown by the players, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in Irish conditions.

“The girls are putting in maximum effort, and our focus is to execute our plans with discipline and flair,” he stated.