The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced free entry to fans for the five-match T20 home series between Pakistan and South Africa’s Under-19 Women’s teams.
According to the PCB, the series will begin on July 14 at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi, where all five matches will be played. Fans will be able to watch the matches without any tickets from the Zaheer Abbas and Majid Khan Enclosures.
The Cricket Board said in a statement that fans can come to the National Bank Stadium and enjoy the matches for free as both enclosures will be open to them. A few hours before this announcement, Pakistan Under-19 Women’s team captain Fiza Fayyaz and South Africa captain Mickie van Voorst also unveiled the series trophy at the National Bank Stadium.
Speaking exclusively to PCB Digital, Pakistani captain Fiza Fayyaz said that playing on home ground is always a special feeling, and the entire team is excited for the series against South Africa. She said that the team has prepared well and is eager to perform well in the series.
Fizza Fayyaz said that the 3-2 series win against Bangladesh in December last year increased the team’s confidence, but South Africa is a strong opponent, so Pakistan will have to show discipline and consistency in all three areas – batting, bowling, and fielding.
Fizza Fayyaz (captain), Alzoha Hammad, Aqsa Habib, Areesha Ansari, Baria Saif, Hadiya Meena, Komal Khan, Mah Noor, Mahim Nazakat, Mah Noor Zeb, Maimuna Khalid, Rahama Syed, Rawil Farhan, Rozeena Akram, Shahr Bano, Zainab Khanum, and Zufshan Ayaz.
Miki van Voorst (captain), Chris Marie Bezuidenhout, Danielle Boshoff, Jay-Lee Philander, Ryabetsu Dithope, Mia Laller, Respect Mabasa, Zia Mohanlal, Makwana Moreri, Lungile Ngcobo, Melissa van der Merwe, Deidre van Rensburg, Ashley van Wyk, Shanel Venter and Nobobelibesisa Zwane.
The series will start on July 14, with the second match on July 17, the third on July 19, the fourth on July 22, and the fifth and final T20I match on July 24. All matches of the series will be played at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi.
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