ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the formation of a new “strike force” aimed at strengthening the national T20 team by developing a pool of hard-hitting batters. Sources confirmed to SAMAA TV that the initiative will identify 50 talented players from across the country, focusing on merit-based selection to ensure that the best talent is brought into the fold.
The program, led by former all-rounder Abdul Razzaq, will scout promising players from all regions of Pakistan. The selected players will undergo specialized training to hone their power-hitting skills, with an emphasis on mastering the art of hitting long sixes and fours. The goal is to enhance the overall batting strength of the national T20 squad.
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The PCB has revealed that the “Strike Force” program is designed to prepare these young talents within a year, integrating them into the T20 team to elevate its performance in future international competitions. This initiative is expected to provide a fresh influx of talent, reinforcing Pakistan’s batting capabilities in the shortest format of the game.
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