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KL's fitness in spotlight as India starts conditioning camp
The Statesman
|August 25, 2023
Many players will undergo fitness assessments on the opening day at the KSCA's Three Ovals campus
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India's Asia-Cup-bound squad have started reaching Bengaluru for a 6-day conditioning camp that starts on Thursday at the Karnataka State Cricket Association's campus here, as reported by ESPNcricinfo.
The camp intends to act as a team-building exercise before the focus moves to the final stages of World Cup preparation, with players' fitness levels—particularly those who just returned from the Caribbean—being a significant focus area.
Many players will undergo fitness assessments followed by a few indoor sessions on the opening day at the KSCA's Three Ovals campus in Alur, Bengaluru. For the skill-based and outdoor conditioning regimens, athletes will be divided into batches starting on Friday.
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