The captain of the legendary India National Cricket team is looking to win the Pakistani captain, inspired by the quiet genius and the Marquee tournament for their countries.
Pakistani Women’s National Cricket Team Captain Fatima Sana, MS Dhoni’du inspired by Dhoni, and ICC Women Aiming to play well in the Cricket World Cup, he said. 2025
ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, to give a party by India and Sri Lanka
On September 30, the Women’s Cricket World Cup will start in 2025 and the final is scheduled for November 2. India and Sri Lanka will hold the Marquee tournament.
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ICC, ACA Stadium (Guwahati), Holkar Stadium (Indore), ACA-VDCA Stadium (Visakhapatnam), R. Premadasa Stadium (Colombo, Sri Lanka) and Dy Patil Stadium (Navi Mumbai) competition locations.
In addition, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the 13.88 million dollar and recorded record money and ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup $ 10 million award money 2023.
I am inspired by Mrs. Dhoni – Fatima Sana
Speaking in front of the competition, Fatima Sana said he was nervous, but Ms. Dhoni was inspired by Dhoni to do something special for Pakistan in the World Cup.
“It is natural to be a little nervous in a large tournament as a captain in a large tournament, but I’m inspired by Mahendra Singh Dhoni as a captain,” said Sana PTI.
“I saw his matches as the captain of India and Csk. Its a lot to make decisions, calm and players in the field.
Note that MS Dhoni, ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2007, ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2013 and ICC Champions Trophy 2013 won.
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This time Cinx will definitely break – Fatima Sana
Pakistan Women’s National Cricket team fought a lot in the World Cup for many years and Fatima Sana wants to turn the script this time.
“This time, the young players knew how important this tournament is how important it is to the woman’s cricket. We will not think about the past. My goal is to take the commander semifinals,” he said.
“In Pakistan, girls began to play cricket in schools and the international matches are TV channel.
