These great cricket players will give online class amidst corona
These great cricket players will give online class amidst corona
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Coronavirus causes stalled activities in sports around the world. Pakistan first postponed Pakistan Super League, after which the tour of the Netherlands has been postponed. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is making a new beginning to keep the players sitting at home mentally. The PCB is going to do something special for the young players amid the lockdown.

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Veterans will hold class: Pakistan Cricket Board on Sunday said that veteran players Wasim Akram and Javed Miandad will conduct an online session for the emerging young players. In these sessions, we will talk about protecting cricketers from wandering during lockdown. These sessions are being organized in collaboration with the Pakistani Men's Cricket Team and the International Cricket Operations Department. Its purpose is to keep players connected to cricket between lockdowns. Apart from Javed Miandad, Yusuf, Moin Khan, Mushtaq Ahmed, Rashid Latif, Shoaib Akhtar and Younis Khan will also be part of this special initiative.

Classes will be divided into different classes, these sessions will be divided according to the category. During this time, Javade, Yusuf and Younis will talk to 21 batsmen of three different categories. TED bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Wasim Akram will give classes to 13 pesers of the country. Moin Khan and Rashid Latif will session with six spin bowlers.

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Javed Miandad said, 'I always like to share my thoughts related to cricket. I have never played book cricket. Learned to find himself and changed him according to need. That is the secret of my success. I am eager to talk to the young players because it will give them an opportunity to improve themselves as well as improve the performance of the team.'

Head coach expressed happiness: Head coach of Pakistan Misbah-ul-Haq has welcomed the decision of the legendary players to join this initiative. He said, 'I am happy that the legendary players have decided to share their experiences with the emerging players. After these players have a lot of knowledge and experience to share with new talent. I want the current players to listen and improve their game.'

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