AAQIB JAVED (IMAGE CREDIT: PCB) New Delhi: Former Pacer Pakistan and head coach AAQIB Javed committed himself to transforming the National Cricket Academy (NCA) into Lahore for one of the most productive academies in the world cricket. AAQIB, who took over as Director of NCA two months after his Stint as a temporary coach of national teams, said he aims to make the Pakistani Academy as a scale for other cricket nations.“We should not look at other academies, but to develop their own system that other countries are looking for about leadership,” he said in a Pakistanian cricket board (PCB).AAQIB revealed that it has set a six -month timeline to implement the structured system in the NCA and its regional branches in Karachi, Multan and Faisalabad.“These academies should be operated on a system where we modify and produce quality players of all age groups for national teams and also provide players with the best rehabilitation facilities,” said the former cricket, which also serves as a national voter.He noted that while the NCA in Lahore is well equipped, he has been laughing at a truly effective and productive system for years.“We are also trying to restore biomechanical equipment and the laboratory back to the NCA after it was outsourced by the Council and donated only to the Academy in Karachi for a female cricket,” he added.
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AAQIB, who previously trained the National team of UAE and served as a Pakistani bowling coach, stressed that its long -term goal is to identify and educate talent and create a system that is effectively provided by the academy, regardless of PCB management changes.The NCA was founded in 2002–2003 during the former PCB Chairman General Tauqir Zia and was later renamed in honor of late Bob Woolmer, who served as a head coach for four years.
