Cricket Academy Sees Dramatic Player Fluctuations

 

 

Peshawar: The provincial government's cricket academy is facing a significant challenge with fluctuating player numbers throughout the year. While the facility experiences a surge in enrollment during the summer break due to school and college vacations, it witnesses a sharp decline in February when students are occupied with exams.

Currently, around 400 cricket enthusiasts are receiving training at the academy under the supervision of one permanent and three contractual coaches. However, concerns have been raised about the quality of some trainees. Reports suggest that several players, who are actually at the club level, are enjoying free training by falsely claiming to be provincial or national-level athletes. It is alleged that these individuals have connections within the Sports Directorate.

In an attempt to streamline the training process and ensure fair access, former Director General of Sports, Junaid Khan, had implemented a policy restricting free training to only provincial, national, and international-level players. Dedicated training schedules were also introduced for these categories.

The inconsistent player turnout and alleged irregularities in the academy's operations have sparked debates about the effectiveness of the facility in nurturing young cricket talent.

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