As part of its preparations for the upcoming home series against arch-rivals India, Pakistan cricket captain Inzamam-ul Haq announced that the team's training camp would be organised from January 7.

"That's our plan because our coach Bob Woolmer [Images] has also gone for Christmas vacations and will return in the first week of January.

"But all the players have been given a daily training chart to ensure they remain ready for the India series," Inzamam said.

The tour which includes three Tests and five One-day Internationals will get underway from January 13 in Lahore [Images] where the first Test between the two sides will be played.

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Admitting that the series against India would be no walk in the park, the Pakistani skipper said, "They (India) have some very good players and they've a lot of experienced players as well in their team. So it's not going to be easy for us despite our win over England [Images]. We've to keep in mind that both the teams are very different in nature and their approach to the game. We've to plan and prepare differently for the Indians."

The right-hander was confident of a good show against the traditional rivals but maintained that his team should not get complacent after comfortable victories against England in both Test and one-day series.

"If we continue to play the way we have against England with everyone combining as a unit, I'm confident we can do well against India also. But we can't afford to relax at all because Indians are better players of spin," he said.

- UNI