Pakistan women's cricket team begins Asian Games preparations in Japan
Pakistan's women's cricket team has arrived in Japan and held its first training session ahead of the Asian Games, with head coach Wahab Riaz stressing the need to learn from past mistakes.
Team begins preparations
Pakistan's women's cricket team has arrived in Japan to begin preparations for the upcoming Asian Games, marking the start of an important campaign for the national side. According to The News Pakistan, the squad has already held its first training session, with a strong focus on physical fitness and technical refinement.
Coach's message
The team is led by head coach Wahab Riaz, who stressed that the squad will learn from past mistakes and work to overcome them with greater vigour. Team management also underscored the importance of stronger discipline and focus throughout the tournament.
Experienced player returns
A notable boost to the squad is the return of experienced all-rounder Aliya Riaz, who adds both depth and experience to the team in batting and bowling. Her presence is expected to provide stability in high-pressure situations and to inspire the younger players.
Players' commitment
Squad members expressed determination to perform at their best and vowed to make their nation proud at the continental event. The team's collective resolve reflects a renewed focus on consistency and competitiveness as Pakistan seeks to reclaim its standing in women's cricket at the Asian Games.
Note: this report is based on a single source, The News Pakistan; further details such as the exact tournament schedule or opposing teams were not included in the available material.
