Pakistan cricket stars, including Quetta Gladiators’ players, on Sunday visited young cancer patients at a local hospital in Karachi. The players, including Abrar Ahmed, Usman Tahir, Riley Rossouw, Ben McDermott, and Bismillah Khan, spent time with the children, sharing memorable moments and delighting them with their presence. The visit was a part of the official rest day during the Pakistan Super League (PSL) Season 11.
On the same day, the team’s owner, Hassan Omar, manager Azam Khan, and other players were also present to meet the young patients. The PSL 11 players were participating in the 18th match, where Quetta Gladiators had set up a target of 183 runs for Rawalpindi.
The visit was a heartwarming moment for the young patients, who were delighted to meet their cricket heroes. Lahore Qalandars’ owner, Thamin Rana, captain Shaheen Afridi, and all-rounder Sikandar Raza also joined the visit, taking pictures with the children and distributing caps and gift packets.
In other news, the Pakistan Junior Hockey Team’s coach, Syed Samir Hussain, has been included in the coaching panel. Samir Hussain’s coaching has led to remarkable victories for the SarSayed University of Engineering and Technology’s team in the HHC and other tournaments.
The PSL 11 players also visited the Karachi beach on the official rest day, while the Rawalpindi team, Peshawar Zalmi, and Islamabad United visited the Hyderabad Kings’ headquarters and the SSU headquarters, respectively.
In a related development, the PCB has announced that Blessing Muzarabani has violated the agreement of the Pakistan Super League. The video of Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell teaching young players how to catch went viral on social media, while 15-year-old batter Veer Singh was included in the list of possible players for the Ireland tour.
Former West Indian fast bowler Courtney Walsh praised Pakistan’s history of producing excellent fast bowlers, citing Shahid Afridi as a complete bowler. Pakistan women’s cricket team captain, Fatima Sana, has requested the Chairman of the PCB to start a women’s league in the country.
Iran’s judiciary has announced that it will restore the confiscated assets of the women’s football team captain, Zahra Ghanbari. Peshawar Zalmi captain, Babar Azam, said that when the team performs well, it’s enjoyable to play different positions.
In a significant development, the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has opened the doors for all players to join the national team, and has started an open trial series. In the PSL 11, 22nd match, Peshawar Zalmi won against Multan Sultan, setting a target of 197 runs.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced that the total prize money for the event is $876,615. In other sports news, the US President has announced that the next round of talks with Iran could take place in two days.
In a related development, the former Israeli Prime Minister has reacted to Italy’s decision to suspend a security agreement with Israel. Italy has announced that it will suspend a defense agreement with Israel.
The police in a different incident, said that after the murder, the woman took her daughter to the hospital with her husband. The couple was later taken into custody due to conflicting statements.
