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Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Mohsin Naqvi during a meeting on November 12, 2023. — X@GovtofPunjabPK
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LAHORE: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has strongly said that the Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team will not travel to India for the 2025 Women’s World Cup later this year, citing the previously established “Fusion Formula”.
Naqvi, who is also serving as the Home Minister of Pakistan, visited the Lahore City Cricket Association (LCCA) ground on Saturday to congratulate the national women’s team on their unbeaten run at the ICC Women’s World Cup qualifier. Pakistan had just completed its perfect campaign against Bangladesh with a seven -wicket victory.
Naqvi told reporters on the ground, “Pakistan will not travel to India because the formula has already been agreed.” When questioned about potential neutral places for Pakistan’s World Cup matches, he indicated that the decision was on the host nation but emphasized that Pakistan’s position was stable against India’s journey.
The “Fusion Formula” quoted by Naqvi was implemented earlier this year before the ICC’s Men’s Champions Trophy, and it seems that it guides Pakistan’s policy on cricket visits to India.
Pakistan won the World Cup with a tremendous success of 87 runs against Thailand on Thursday before strengthening their unbeaten campaign against Bangladesh.
Pakistan has completely unbeaten with the dominant win on Bangladesh
Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team completed its flawless campaign at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2025, with a comprehensive victory of seven wickets against Bangladesh at the LCCA Ground on Friday, sending a powerful message to his future World Cup opponents.
The hosts retained their perfect record with their fifth consecutive win in the tournament, which showed an impressive all -round performances that set them as a powerful force in the central program.
After Bangladesh was elected to bat first, left-wing spinner Sadiya Iqbal (3-28), Pakistan’s bowling attack systematically eliminated the batting lineup of its opponents. Fast bowlers Diana Baig and Fatima Sana cooperated with 2-45 personalities, while Remin Shamim and Nishra Sindhu took one wicket each.
Bangladesh struggled from the beginning, while managing only 32 runs during the compulsory power play and counting three wickets. Despite the unbeaten 44 from Ritu Moni and Fahima Khatoon, 44, Bangladesh can only enter 178-9 in its 50 overs. Sherman Akhter (24), Naheeda Actor (19), and Della Actress (13) were the only other batsmen to reach dual personalities.
The chase of Pakistan started cautiously but decisively, opener Maniba Ali anchored the innings with a composite 69. He set up a second wicket partnership with Sadra Amin, which supported 33 runs.
After reaching 67 delivery with seven boundaries, Maneba continued to speed up before falling with victory. Aaliyah Riaz then took the center stage, broke six boundaries off 65 balls and broke six boundaries in his unbeaten 52 balls. His 50 -run partnership with Maniba for the third wicket effectively sealed the fate of Bangladesh.
Natalia Pervez provided the last minute with an unbeaten 13 as Pakistan reached its target to save more than 10 overs, closed at 181-3 in 39.4 overs.
Bangladesh bowlers Marifa Actor, Naheeda Actor, and Rabia Khan arranged one wicket each, but they could do little to do the run to prevent Pakistan’s procedure for Run Chase.
With this victory, the Pakistan has emerged as a strong team of the qualifier tournament, and presenting notice to its rivals ahead of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup. The clinical bowling performance and permanent batting feature, his unbeaten abilities campaign, suggests that he will become a team to watch when the central tournament begins.
