The Pakistan Test squad continued its preparations for the upcoming tour of the West Indies with a training camp at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, 24NewsHD TV reported on Friday.
The two-day practice match is designed to help players build endurance for long batting and bowling spells while simulating match situations ahead of the crucial tour.
The national team's coaching staff, including Sarfaraz Ahmed, Asad Shafiq, and Umar Gul, is closely monitoring the players' form, fitness, and technical skills during the camp as they finalize preparations for the series.
Pakistan’s Test squad is in full training mode at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium ahead of the West Indies tour.
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Scenario-based match on Day 2 with coaches Sarfaraz, Asad & Umar Gul assessing fitness.
Depart 13 July, practice match 18-21 July. #PAKvWI #PakistanCricket pic.twitter.com/uLQron9W2X
Before the match, the players also underwent intensive fielding drills, focusing on ground fielding, slip catching, and high catches to sharpen their overall performance.
The Pakistan Test squad is scheduled to depart from Islamabad for the West Indies on Monday, July 13.
As part of the tour, the team will play a four-day practice match from July 18 to 21 before the start of the Test series.
Pakistan and the West Indies will face each other in a two-match ICC World Test Championship series from July 25 to August 10.
The matches will be played at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba and the Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain.