Pakistan's big plan before leaving for Japan, final preparations will be done in the camp

Delhi: Pakistan men's cricket team is busy finalizing its preparations before the Japan tour. All the team members have reached Karachi and an important training camp will start from September 21 at Hanif Mohammad High-Performance Centre, which will continue till September 24. After this the team will leave for Japan the same night.

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Five players will join later

According to reports, five players of the team will be a part of the camp later, as they are carrying out franchise-related responsibilities in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL). These include Usman Khan, Saim Ayyub, Maaz Sadaqat, Hasan Nawaz and Sufyan Mokeem.

Three days of different exercise programs

On September 21 and 22, the Pakistan team will practice from 10 am to 1 pm. On both days, the players will train in the nets area of ​​the High-Performance Centre. A T20 practice match will be played between the teams on 23 September. This match will start at 10 am at the Oval Ground. The next day on 24th September, players will be made to practice in match-like conditions on centre-wicket. This session will also be held at the Oval Ground from 10 am.

The team will leave for Japan on the night of 24 September

After completing the practice program, Pakistan's 21-member squad will leave for Japan from Karachi's Jinnah International Airport on September 24 at 11 pm.

Pakistan's 15-member squad is as follows:

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Pakistan team will be captained by Sahibzada Farhan, while Abdul Samad will hold the responsibility of vice-captain. The team includes Abrar Ahmed, Ahmed Daniyal, Akif Javed, Ali Raza, Arafat Minhas, Haider Ali, Hasan Nawaz, Maaz Sadakat, Mohammad Wasim Jr., Saad Masood, Saim Ayub, Sufyan Mokeem and Usman Khan. Usman Khan will play the role of wicketkeeper.