Pakistan women’s cricket team competent to win
Pakistan women’s team has the potential to become T20 World Cup champions but we have to work hard, said right-arm fast bowler Diana Baig in an exclusive interview with Geo Digital. “Having league cricket gives our players an opportunity to play with foreign players and learn about modern cricket,” he added. During the interview, Baig also expressed his admiration for the incredible bowling skills of Pakistan pacers Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris Rauf.
“I like the bowling style of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris Rauf. I often talk to them about it. I am very impressed with Shaheen’s new ball and Haris’s death bowling. And I try to improve my game by learning from them,” he said.
When asked about the interaction between the men’s and women’s teams, he replied, “If I see a player on the field. Be it Mohammad Amir, Shaheen or Haris Rauf, I myself go to them and try to talk to them without hesitation.” The 27-year-old belongs to Hunza, Gilgit Baltistan. He made his debut in international cricket in 2015.
About her interest in cricket, she said, “I have been passionate about cricket since my childhood. My father has always been a sports lover. My parents have always supported me and I think parental support is very important for a girl, especially to prove herself in any profession. proficiency.” Baig recalled the initial phase of his cricket journey, “It was not that easy to get into the national team. Earlier, there was no proper place to train in Gilgit.
“But my cricket has improved with time and now I am part of the national team.” He added: “Ever since I started playing cricket in Pakistan, I have been very impressed with Sana Mir’s leadership and humble personality.” Another person Baig admired was Bisma Maroof.
“Bisma Maroof is encouraging with his strong personality, he keeps up his game despite having children and family obligations,” Baig praised his colleague. “If you have talent, work hard and convince your parents. At the same time, parents should trust their children and give them a chance to show their talent to the world,” concluded Baig.
