LAHORE, Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir has credited the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman for recent measures aimed at improving cricket infrastructure and player development in the country.
Amir made the remarks during a visit to the National Cricket Academy in Lahore, where he reviewed its facilities and ongoing development work. He said continued progress on such projects could contribute to further improvements in Pakistan cricket.
Amir Praises Modern Training Facilities
The former Test fast bowler welcomed the modern facilities available to current players, saying young cricketers are benefiting from improved training and development opportunities.
He particularly highlighted a new bowling machine at the academy, saying it could help batters improve their technique.
Amir also praised the availability of modern rehabilitation facilities in Pakistan and described the monitoring of young players’ diet, training and rehabilitation as a positive development.
Focus on Youth Development
Amir stressed the importance of investing in young cricketers for the future of Pakistan cricket. He cited training programmes for Under-19 players in Multan, Under-15 players in Sialkot and Under-17 players in Faisalabad as positive initiatives.
A PCB director of high performance said the board intends to benefit from the experience and recommendations of former cricketers. Their suggestions will be reviewed and incorporated into recommendations for consideration by the PCB.