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Pak cricket team manager believes changes and training will bring results

Islamabad, May 29(ANI): Pakistan team manager Naveed Akram Cheema has said forming separate teams for all formats and the extensive training camp with the practice matches will pay bring results against Sri Lanka.

“You see, it’s sort of a new-look team. The players have the talent and potential, their morale is high and the combination of junior and senior players is gelling well,” The Express Tribune quoted Cheema, as saying.

“The preparation will help us too as the practice matches will play a huge role in removing the rustiness that may have crept in. Sri Lanka are a tough opposition but our preparation gives us a lot of confidence,” he added.

Cheema was confident of an improved show from the Asian champions due to the changes made prior to the tour. (ANI)

Published on May 29, 2012
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