Pakistan Women’s Shade Cricket Team made history and headlines as they beaten Australia in the first T20 match of their opening international tour. The match is part of a revolutionary series being played from April 18 to 26, pattern a new chapter for blind women’s cricket in Pakistan.
Batting first, the Australian Women’s Blind Cricket Team normal a target of 158 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in the chosen 20 overs. But Pakistan replied positively, racing down the target in 19.2 overs to closure a definite win.
For Pakistan, Mehreen Ali run the display with an impressive 44 runs, while Nisha Butt donated 36 runs, confirming the chase continued on path throughout.
The second T20 match is arranged to be played tomorrow, and the Pakistani squad looks composed to transmit forward their winning energy.
Before the team gone for Australia, the Pakistan Unsighted Cricket Council (PBCC) held an emotional and inspiring send-off ceremony in Islamabad. The event was joined by PBCC officials, excited groups, and the proud families of the players.
In his speech, the Chairman of PBCC tinted the implication of the time.
“Today is a landmark day for blind cricket in Pakistan. Observing our women’s team board on their first international tour is an evidence to their firm spirit and the progress we have made in endorsing inclusivity through sports.”
He commended the hard work and decide of the team, addition:
“These unbelievable participants have skilled untiringly, overcoming frequent challenges with elegance and determination. I have enormous confidence in their ability to perform well in Australia and platform the talent and passion that happens in Pakistan’s blind cricket community.”
This significant series is not only a modest milestone but also a symbol of authorization and progress for visually reduced women sportspersons in Pakistan. With a capable start and national pride on their shoulders, the team’s trip in Australia is being watched with hope and respect.
