The West Indies women’s cricket team has arrived in Karachi on Wednesday to play three Twenty20 International matches against their Pakistani counterparts.
Previewing the series, West Indies women’s captain Merissa Aguilleira said: “It is fantastic to be here in Pakistan for the T20I series. We are looking forward to a hugely competitive series against Pakistan and we are very happy to contribute in the revival of international cricket in Pakistan. “We are going to try our best to entertain the fans and enjoy to the fullest the hospitality in Karachi, I am sure it is going to be a great series.”
Windies Captain Merrisa Agulliera and Pakistan Captain Bisma Maroof with the #PAKWvWIW T20I series trophy at the Sea View Beach, Karachi. There was a special guest present to welcome the trophy! pic.twitter.com/b4KYVEONfx — PCB Official (@TheRealPCB) January 30, 2019
Windies Captain Merrisa Agulliera and Pakistan Captain Bisma Maroof with the #PAKWvWIW T20I series trophy at the Sea View Beach, Karachi. There was a special guest present to welcome the trophy! pic.twitter.com/b4KYVEONfx
— PCB Official (@TheRealPCB) January 30, 2019
Pakistan Women’s team captain Bismah Maroof said: “I feel honoured and privileged to captain Pakistan in their 100th T20I. And to captain in a home series, is even more pleasing”. Bismah added: “I want to congratulate all the women cricketers who have been part of this journey and also thank the PCB for their support in helping us cherish our dreams of wearing the crest and star on our shirts.
Bismaha dded : “We are making a steady progress in international cricket. The more we will play against fancied and strong sides like the West Indies, the better we will get. We have good talent in the ranks, and all we lack is regular international experience and exposure. Series like these will only help us narrow the gap with the front-running sides.”
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17 November, 2019