Pakistan women’s team will train tomorrow in the afternoon at Bert Sutcliffe Oval before taking on New Zealand XI in a T20 match at the same venue on Thursday, 30 November.

The latest reports said that the board is expected to issue the NOC until at least December 11—just four days after the league’s commencement.

The 17-member squad captained by Nida Dar, undergoes a three-hour training session supervised by the coaching staff led by interim head coach Mauhtashim Rashid.

The inaugural assignments in these roles include the Test series against Australia scheduled from 14 December 2023 to 7 January 2024 and the T20I series against New Zealand from 12 to 21 January 2024.

Wahab’s first assignment will be the selection of the national men’s squad for the three-match Test series against Australia from 14 December to 7 January in Australia and the five-match T20I series against New Zealand from 12 to 21 January in New Zealand.

Imad Wasim calls this decision as “tough call” and the same has been backed by Mohammad Amir regarding inclusion of Babar Azam for the shorter format of the game.

The latest reports say that the decision hinges on Babar's choice to resign voluntarily; otherwise, the PCB will remove him from the role.

Pakistan Women A played three one-day games and five T20s over the course of the tour, which allowed vital game time to the bench strength.

The team had a terrific start to their campaign with wins over the Netherlands and Sri Lanka in Hyderabad, but since have faced three consecutive defeats.

The tour includes bilateral fixtures and a tri-series involving the Pakistan women’s A team.