William and Kate wield the willow on day of cricket and cakes in Pakistan
The royal tour has moved to Lahore with the Duke of Cambridge again rekindling memories of his mother.
The Duke of Cambridge showed off his sporting abilities after picking up a cricket bat during his Pakistan royal tour.
William and the duchess both took turns hitting some soft balls in a game of cricket at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore.
There were cheers as the duke hit a six, while Kate was caught out twice after half a dozen balls on Thursday afternoon.
After both taking a turn at the wicket, the couple high-fived the young boys and girls they were playing with on the pitch.
They joined children participating in the British Council’s Dosti programme, which promotes sport as a part of child development.
They met former international cricketer, prime minister Imran Khan, on Tuesday.
Earlier on the fourth day of their tour, the couple made a trip to the SOS Children’s Village, where they attended a birthday party.
The duke will be following in the footsteps of both of his parents with the visit.
His mother Diana, Princess of Wales visited the site in 1991, and it was also included in the 2006 royal tour of the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall.
The cancer facility is another location previously visited by the late Diana as a guest of her friend, Mr Khan.
Despite his cricketing abilities, the duke admitted he had not played since school.
The duchess added that she was a cricket fan, but particularly liked tennis and swimming.
Their visit to the academy, which is the home of the 1992 Cricket World Cup, won when Mr Khan captained the national team, saw the couple given bats for their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
