Pak junior hockey camp from 27th
By our correspondents
January 25, 2018
LAHORE: The final phase of camp training for Pakistan’s national junior hockey team for the forthcoming tour of Argentina would begin on January 27 at the Abdul Sattar Edhi Hockey Stadium in Karachi.
The team recently played two-match series against the visiting World XI Side will leave for Argentine on February 5. Junaid Manzoor of Bahawalpur is the captain and Faisalabad’s Rizwan Ali, the vice captain
The team: Waqar Younas (goal keeper), Adil Rao (goal keeper), Rizwan Ali, Rehan Butt, Moin Shakeel, Adeel Latif, Junaid Manzoor, Shahzaib Khan, Ghanzafeer Ali, Afraz Hakeem, Umair Sattar, Naveed Alam, Amjad Ali, Awais Arshad, Rana Waheed, Ahmed Nadeem.
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