Inspired by the calm talent of Legendary India National Cricket Team captain MS Dhoni, a captain of Pakistan wants to win the Marki tournament for his country.
Pakistan Women’s National Cricket Team captain Fatima Sana has said that she is taking inspiration from MS Dhoni and aiming to perform well in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025.
ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 India and Sri Lanka are co-held
The Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 will begin on 30 September, and the final is scheduled to be held on 2 November. India and Sri Lanka Marki will cooperate with the tournament.
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The ICC gave the ACA Stadium (Guwahati), Holkar Stadium (Indore), ACA-VDCA Stadium (Visakhapatnam), R. Premdasa Stadium (Colombo, Sri Lanka), and Die Patil Stadium (Navi Mumbai) has finalized as places for the competition.
In addition, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced a record prize money, set for $ 13.88 million and the ICC receives the men’s Cricket World Cup at a prize money of $ 10 million of 2023. The champions are ready to receive the prize money of $ 4.48 million.
I take inspiration from MS Dhoni – Fatima Sana
Speaking before the competition, Fatima Sana said that she is nervous, but inspired by MS Dhoni to do something special for Pakistan in the World Cup.
Sana told PTI, “It is natural to be a little nervous while captaining a big tournament like World Cup, but I take inspiration from Mahendra Singh Dhoni as a captain.”
“I have seen his matches as the captain of India and CSK. His on-field decision, peace, and the way he supports his players. When I got the captaincy, I felt that I had to be like Dhoni. I also saw his interview and started learning a lot.
In particular, MS Dhoni is certainly the greatest captain ever as he won the ICC Men T20 World Cup 2007, ICC Men Cricket World Cup 2011 and ICC Champions Trophy 2013. In addition, he has won five IPL trophy as a skipper.
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This time, zinc will definitely break – Fatima Sana
The Pakistan Women’s National Cricket Team has fought a lot in the World Cup over the years, and Fatima Sana wants to flip the script this time.
“This time, zinc will definitely break because young players know how important this tournament is for women’s women’s cricket. We will not think about the past. My goal is to take the team to the semi -finals,” she said.
“In Pakistan, girls have started playing cricket in schools and international matches are being live live. The ICC has also taken a good initiative for the Women’s World Cup to a good initiative, which will motivate the budding players in Pakistan. But there is still a hurdle that we have to break through this tournament,” he said.
