Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) The upcoming ICC Women’s World Cup has unveiled its 15-member squad for 2025, which has been scheduled from 30 September to 2 November. Announcement has created a discussion, especially with the first call-up of the unaccounted right-handed batter Ison fatimaTo indicate Pakistan’s intention to return young talents on the global stage.
Ison Fatima’s first OD call-up is obtained
Fatima’s inclusion is one of the headline stories of the squad. Although Uncapted in Odis, he has impressed in domestic cricket and has recently made his mark with a promising T20I debut against Ireland. Known for playing his aggressive stroke, 18 -year -old is expected to bring flair and firepower in Pakistan’s batting order. His selection reflects the strategy of the selectors in future rewarded form and investment.
Fatima is not just fresh penetration. The squad also consists of Natalia Parviz, Ramin Shamim, Sadaf Shamas, Sadia Iqbal, Shawla Zulfikarak and Syeda Arab Shah, who are all set to make their first ODI World Cup performances. This injection of young energy will complement the experience of experienced campaigners like Diana Baig, Sidara Amin and Alia Riaz, which will give Pakistan a balanced mix of youth and maturity.
Fatima Sana to captain the green team
Captain has been handed over to baton Fatima SanaWho will first lead Pakistan in a global program. After presenting his case for an unbeaten run in the World Cup qualifier, Sana earned the leadership of leadership. She will be Muniba Ali Siddiqui as her deputy, which will ensure stability at the top.
Pakistan’s 15 -member squad for Women’s World Cup 2025
Fatima Sana (Captain), Muniba Ali Siddiqui (Vice-Qetan), Alia Riaz,
Non-Trewing Reserves: Gul Feroza, Najiha Alvi, Tuba Hasan, Um-e-Hani, Wahida Akhtar
Pakistan’s World Cup schedule
Before flying outside, Pakistan will play an ODI series of three matches against South Africa in Lahore, which will assess a significant preparation phase and combinations for fine strategies.
All groups of Pakistan will be held in Colombo, Sri Lanka, which includes Marquet Folk:
- 2 October vs Bangladesh
- 5 October vs India
- October 8 vs Australia
- October 15 vs England
- October 18 vs New Zealand
- 21 October vs South Africa
- 24 October vs Sri Lanka
If Pakistan progresses, both semi -finals and finals will also be played in Colombo.
Also read: Bangladesh announced a strong squad for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025; Two teenager cuts
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