Former England fast bowler Ryan Sidebottom has arrived in Pakistan on a special mission to mentor emerging cricket talent in the country. The 46-year-old, renowned for his deadly swing bowling and key role in England’s 2010 T20 World Cup victory, will conduct training sessions and share his invaluable experience with young players.
Speaking to the media upon his arrival, Sidebottom expressed his excitement about contributing to Pakistan’s cricket development. “Pakistan has always been a powerhouse of cricket talent. I’m thrilled to be here to help nurture the next generation of cricketers and pass on my knowledge,” he said.
Sidebottom’s visit is part of a broader initiative to strengthen grassroots cricket in Pakistan, offering young players an opportunity to learn from an international legend. Training camps and mentoring sessions are planned across major cricket hubs, including Lahore, Karachi, and Rawalpindi.
Local cricket enthusiasts and aspiring players have welcomed his arrival, seeing it as a chance to elevate their skills and gain exposure to global standards.
This collaboration is expected to leave a lasting impact on the cricketing landscape in Pakistan, inspiring young players to achieve greater heights in the sport.
