PCB releases schedule of national team’s training, media opportunities
LAHORE JAN 17 (DNA) – The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has released schedule of the training camp of national men’s team for preparation of their upcoming T20I series against Bangladesh.
The media opportunities schedule in the build up to the series is as follows:
Friday, 17 January
Training session of Pakistan team: 2.30pm-4pm at the Gaddafi Stadium.
Mohammad Hafeez’s media talk at the Patron’s Enclosure around 2.15pm. Media entrance from the Gate 1 (Patron’s Enclosure).
Saturday, 18 January
The Pakistan team will play a practice match, which will commence at 1 pm, at the Gaddafi Stadium.
At 12.40pm, Ahsan Ali will hold a media talk at the Patron’s Enclosure. Media entrance will be from Gate 1.
Sunday, 19 January
The Pakistan team will play a practice match, which will commence at 1pm, at the Gaddafi Stadium.
Amad Butt will hold a media talk at the Patron’s Enclosure at 12.40 pm. Media entrance will be from Gate 1.
Monday, 20 January
The Pakistan team will have a rest day.
Tuesday, 21 January
The Pakistan team will play a practice match at the Gaddafi Stadium which will begin at 1 pm.
Haris Rauf will hold a media talk at the Patron’s Enclosure at 12.40pm. Media entrance will be from Gate 1.
Wednesday, 22 January
The Pakistan team will have an optional practice session from 2pm at the Gaddafi Stadium.
Shoaib Malik will hold a media talk at the Patron’s Enclosure at 1.30pm. Media entrance will be from Gate 1.
Thursday, 23 January
A trophy unveiling ceremony and both captains’ pre-series press conference will take place at the press conference hall of the Far End building, Gaddafi Stadium.
The time will be announced closer to the date.
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