Sixty cricketers will attend the conditioning camp at the National High Performance Centre (NHPC) in Lahore in two different groups from Sunday

First group of 27 cricketers will attend the camp from 15-25 May while the second group comprising 33 cricketers will participate in the camp from 26 May to 10 June.

Pakistani players were all out for  235 while chasing 351 for victory at the Gaddafi Stadium The first two tests of the series — the first between the sides in Pakistan since 1998 — were drawn.

Pakistan's improbable bid for a win was dented when they lost three wickets in a shortened second session.

The historic series, the first between the teams in Pakistan since 1998, remains deadlocked after two draws in batting-friendly conditions in Rawalpindi and Karachi.

The deciding match of the series starts on March 21, giving the players an extra day of recovery, with the series locked at 0-0 following Pakistan's remarkable rearguard led by Babar Azam.

Requiring a record 506 runs or to survive 172 overs, a gusty Pakistan reached lunch on the final day at 254 for 3 with Babar 133 not out and Fawad Alam on 3.

Faheem Ashraf and Hassan Ali have returned the team to play the second Test match against Australia at Karachi Stadium.

Hasan is a skiddy quick bowler who has not faced Australia before in Tests, so it will be a new challenge for the top order

Pakistan won the toss and opted to bat first on the first day of the first Test of three-Test series against Australia at Rawalpindi Stadium.