Both Wasim and Babar stressed on the significance of hard work and physical fitness, while emphasizing that patience and temperament remained vital ingredients for success at the international level.
Reflecting on the sessions, Pakistan women's team captain Bismah Maroof said: "It is very important that the players continue to use this time for their development and learn how they can approach the game in an effective manner when normalcy returns. These sessions are a great step in that direction and every player learnt a great deal from them. Wasim Akram, who is one of the greatest players this nation has produced, provided an insight in what made him such a great player and his session was a great inspiration for me and the team to work harder than before. Listening to him about how he led Pakistan in different situations and in pressure was really helpful."
Right-arm medium-fast bowler Aiman Anwar said: "I am thankful to the PCB for setting up our session with Wasim Akram, who I always look forward to learn from. He provided some invaluable tips about T20 bowling and told us about the art of reading a batter's mind."
Diana Baig, right-arm medium-fast bowler, said: "The session with Wasim Akram was very inspirational. He spoke about how to use different variations in bowling. Wasim shared how he handled pressure and how to maintain fitness as a fast bowler, which will help me a great deal."
Opener Muneeba Ali said: "Our session with Babar Azam turned out to be beneficial for me as Babar shared his mind set with us along with his training regimes. This session helped me in understanding that how a world number one batsman operates in pressure situations."
Middle-order batter Iram Javed said: "I was very excited for our session with Babar Azam. It was a wonderful session in which I got to learn a lot. He shared experiences of handling pressure as a captain and as a player. It was good to hear about how he sets his goals and works to achieve them. I look forward to implement what I have learned from him in my game."