Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir has lauded the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for upgrading facilities at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), expressing confidence that ongoing investment in cricket development would contribute to the progress of Pakistan cricket.
Amir visited the NCA following an invitation from the PCB. He appreciated the PCB chairman’s initiatives to strengthen cricket in the country, noting that consistent progress on development projects could further enhance the standard of the national game.
He also welcomed the introduction of advanced facilities for emerging cricketers, particularly the installation of a new bowling machine and the availability of rehabilitation services. According to Amir, the new bowling machine would help players refine their batting skills, while access to modern rehabilitation facilities within Pakistan would be beneficial for cricketers.
Aaqib Javed says PCB plans to consult former cricketers for guidance
PCB Director of High Performance Aaqib Javed stated that the board intended to draw on the expertise and valuable input of former cricketers. He further explained that, following discussions with them, their recommendations would be presented to the PCB.
