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The training camp to go on from June 25 to 28

Aaqib Javed to guide the young Bangladeshi pacers

Cricinfo staff

June 22, 2007



Aaqib will pass on the tricks of the trade to the young Bangladeshi pacers © Getty Images

Former Pakistan fast bowler Aaqib Javed will offer specialised coaching and expert opinion to a group of select fast bowlers at the Grameenphone Pacer Hunt Phase Three camp.

Aaqib, who was the coach of the world-cup winning Pakistan U-19 team in 2006, will arrive in Dhaka on Monday and will work with the pacers at the camp on the technical and non-technical aspects of fast bowling. He also serves as coach of the National Cricket Academy in Pakistan and accompanied the Pakistan Academy team on their tour of Bangladesh last month.

Until Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) decision to opt for a foreign coach, Aaqib was one of the front runners to be appointed as Bob Woolmer's successor.

He will be there at the camp at the Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protisthan (BKSP) from June 25 to June 28.

 
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