The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has appointed Shahid Aslam as the white-ball batting mentor for the national cricket team. This decision is part of PCB’s efforts to strengthen the team’s performance ahead of the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup and other important limited-overs series
Shahid Aslam has extensive experience as a coach and administrator in Pakistan cricket. He has previously served in various coaching roles, including assistant coach for the national team and development programs at the domestic level. His detailed understanding of player development and white-ball cricket dynamics makes him a valuable addition to the coaching setup. Aslam also brings his insights as a former player, having represented regional teams like Lahore City
As the white-ball batting mentor, Shahid Aslam will focus on improving the technical and strategic aspects of Pakistan’s batting in limited-overs cricket. His role includes mentoring players to tackle challenges in high-pressure situations, such as chasing steep targets or building innings on tricky pitches. He is expected to work closely with both senior players and emerging talent to enhance consistency and adaptability in batting approaches
As the white-ball batting mentor, Shahid Aslam will focus on improving the technical and strategic aspects of Pakistan’s batting in limited-overs cricket. His role includes mentoring players to tackle challenges in high-pressure situations, such as chasing steep targets or building innings on tricky pitches. He is expected to work closely with both senior players and emerging talent to enhance consistency and adaptability in batting approaches
