A Commanding Final Performance
Pakistan triumphed over Bangladesh by 10 wickets in the Blind Cricket World Cup final held at Multan Cricket Stadium. Bangladesh batted first, scoring 139/7 in 20 overs. Arif Hussain led Bangladesh’s batting effort with a solid 54 runs, while Pakistan’s Babar Ali secured two crucial wickets.
In response, Pakistan chased the target effortlessly, achieving victory in just the 11th over without losing a wicket. Captain Nisar Ali scored an unbeaten 72, and Muhammad Safdar contributed 47, showcasing exceptional skill and determination.
Unbeaten Champions
Pakistan remained undefeated throughout the tournament, defeating Nepal in the semifinals with a dominant bowling performance. Their impeccable teamwork and consistency were pivotal to their success.
Nation-Wide Celebrations
The team’s victory aligned with the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, amplifying its significance. Leaders like President Asif Ali Zardari and PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi lauded the team, emphasizing inclusivity and opportunities for persons with disabilities.
Future Aspirations
PCB Chairman Naqvi expressed optimism about the team’s potential for future success, commending their passion and unity. This victory highlights the talent and resilience of Pakistan’s blind cricket team, setting a benchmark in adaptive sports.