ICC U19 Women’s T20 WC: Spinner Aroob Shah has been Chosen To Captain Pakistan
ICC U19 Women’s T20 WC: Spinner Aroob Shah has been selected to captain Pakistan in next month’s ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup in South Africa.
The Played seven international matches for Pakistan:-
Aroob has already played seven international matches for Pakistan and the 18-year-old will be looking to use this experience to her advantage during the January event.
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Right-handed batsmen Ayman Fatima and Shawal Zulfiqar have also been included in Pakistan’s 15-man squad. while a host of spinning options will be availabling for Aroob to call upon.
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Pakistan takes on Rwanda (January 15), and England (January 17). And Zimbabwe (January 19) in Group B in South Africa. With the top three teams progressing to the Super Six stage of the tournament.
His Team Can Do Well:-
Chief selector Asmavia Iqbal is looking forward to the event and is confident that her team can do well.
“I would like to congratulate the 15 players who have made. It to the squad for the first Under-19 event,” she added.
“I am confident that this side has the capability and capacity to do well in the mega event.
They are selecting after a rigorous and robust process:-
“These players were selecting after a rigorous and rigorous process. And I would like to congratulate the coaches. Who have worked tirelessly on their skills to prepare the players for the event?
“The tournament will also help us grow our pool of players which will ultimately help build a stronger. And a more competitive team at the senior level.”
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Pakistan: 1. Aroob Shah (captain), 2. Aliza Khan, 3. Anousha Nasir, 4. Arisha Noor, 5. Ayman Fatima, 6. Halima Azeem Dar, 7. Haniya Ahmer, 8. Laiba Nasir, 9. Mahnoor Aftab, 10. Quratulain Ahsen, 11. Rida Aslam, 12. Shawal Zulfikar, 13. Warada Yousuf, 14. Zaib-un-Nissa, 15. Zamina Tahir.
Reserves: 1. Aksa Yousuf, 2. Dina Razvi, 3. Maham Anees, 4. Muskaan Abid, 5. Tehzeeb Shah.