Pakistan hold practice session ahead of clash with England in ICC Women's Cricket World Cup

The Pakistan women's cricket team held a rigorous practice session ahead of the clash with England in the ongoing ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup at the Colombo Cricket Ground, Sri Lanka, on Saturday.

Under the supervision of head coach Mohammad Wasim, the players focused on all aspects of the game, including batting, bowling, and fielding drills, as they aim to deliver improved performances in the upcoming matches.

The training session began with rigorous physical conditioning, followed by focused net practice where both batters and bowlers worked on specific match scenarios.

The coaching staff emphasized fitness, technique, and strategic execution to ensure the players are in top form for the decisive phase of the tournament.

Pakistan has four crucial matches remaining in the World Cup.

The team will next face England on October 15, followed by a clash against New Zealand on October 18.

Their sixth fixture is scheduled against South Africa on October 21, while the team will conclude its group-stage campaign against hosts Sri Lanka on October 24.

Head coach Mohammad Wasim expressed satisfaction with the team’s preparation and discipline during training, noting that the players are showing growing confidence and commitment.

The management is hopeful that the rigorous sessions will help Pakistan bounce back strongly and secure vital victories in the remaining matches.