Pakistan’s legendary batsman Younis Khan vowed that the national cricket team won’t let down Pak Army which is currently training them at military academy in Kakul.
In an interview, the leading runs scorer for Pakistan in Test cricket said everyone had a lot of worries and queries when the fitness camp was organised for the national team.
“As players, we also had a few queries that will happen at the camp; though, this is my third camp here but still we didn’t know what to expect,” the 38-year old batsman said.
He then went on to explain what actually happened when they started their camp on May 14. “But from the day we came here on May 14, the way the team has progressed has been amazing,” he said.
“The army has helped us a lot. We were thinking that we will be pushed a lot and we will have to put in a lot of hard work and that did eventually happen but the respect that we received from our trainers was amazing.”
The right-hand batsman also vowed to deliver results. “I am saying this from the bottom of my heart that we gained a lot from here. We will now try as best as possible that we don’t let down the Pakistan Army and their trainers.”
