Fatima Sana, who represented Pakistan in previous edition of ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, will lead the side for the first time in mega event

Series, fifth bilateral T20I engagement between two nations, will be played at Clontarf Cricket Club with second and third matches taking place on 8 and 10 August, respectively

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Pakistan women’s team are slotted in Group ‘A’ alongside Australia, India, New Zealand and Sri Lanka. Bangladesh, England, Scotland, South Africa and the West Indies are in Group ‘B’.

The South Africa team will arrive in Multan on 13 September, with matches scheduled for 16, 18, and 20 September.

The eight-team tournament will run from 19 to 28 July at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, Sri Lanka. The tournament's eight teams are divided into two groups. Group A comprises Pakistan, India, Nepal, and the UAE, while Group B includes Bangladesh, Malaysia, Thailand, and hosts Sri Lanka.

Twenty-eight (28) cricketers have been invited for the camp by the women’s national selection committee,  which will be onsite to assess and evaluate players’ performances before announcing the squad for the Dambulla, Sri Lanka, event.

Former Test wicketkeeper/batter Kamran Akmal has been appointed as the chair, while other members of the panel are Sohail Tanvir, Amir Nazir, Taimoor Khan, Junaid Khan, Faisal Athar, Qaisar Abbas, Sanaullah Baloch.

A total of 270 boys from across the country will be engaged in National U13 and National U16 tournaments in Karachi and Multan from Thursday, 27 January following a thorough age assessment procedure that was carried out over the course of the last 10 days

After the successful completion of the National T20, the 2021-22 season enters into next phase with the country’s premier cricket tournament – the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy – beginning from Wednesday, 20 October