PMYP-Qalandars’ journey to discover Pakistan’s future cricket stars continues | Sports

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When we talk about cricket in Pakistan, we talk about passion, dreams and an unprecedented love that is beyond generations. From the narrow streets of Jhelum to the stimulus of Peshawar, cricket is no more than just a game, it is a language that every child considers. The Prime Minister Youth Program (PMYP)-Lahore Qalandars Cricket Talent Hunt is one direction, a structure and most importantly that the future is giving.

Under the PMP’s umbrella, under the leadership of Lahore Qalandars, there is no minor campaign led by this historic move, a national movement aimed at discovering, raising and empowering the next generation of cricketing stars. Recently, the Carrin of Talent Hunt trials took their way to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa through Koh, Abbottabad, and Peshawar. Earlier, the energy of Sialkot and Jhelum had already set the stage, which proves that our young people are ready to get opportunities with both hands.

What makes this program really special is not just a number, even though thousands of boys and girls have promoted trials with unprecedented energy, it is intended. These are not random camps or short life events. It is a deliberate, professionally organized setup, which is guided by the experienced coaches and auxiliary staff of Lahore Qalandars. Regardless of the trials, the city or the resources, it is carefully designed to provide each partner with a fair, transparent and systematic opportunities.

These trials are more than the search for fast bowlers, batsmen, or all -rounders. They are a symbol of hope, hope for a little boy of Koht who dreams of bowling the fastest ball in the world, hope for a girl in Abbottabad who wants to represent Pakistan at the international stage, and hope for families who believe that cricket can change their destiny.

No one can ignore the vision behind the move. Lahore Qulders CEO Atif Rana has rightly acknowledged the extraordinary support of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, PMP Chairman Rana Meshed Ahmed Khan, and the Higher Education Commission (HEC). Without their determination, such a large and comprehensive program is not possible. His joint effort sends a powerful message: It is a matter of the youth of Pakistan, and his dreams deserve such a great platform.

The recent trials in Kohit, Abbottabad, and Peshawar were nothing short of festivals. The youngsters arrive with their kits, the eyes shine with desire, and the heart is beating enthusiastically. The discipline and determination he expressed was a reminder of deep cricketing roots in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Before the same spirit, Sialkot and Jhelum were seen, where the reaction was as much as possible. In fact, the lake trials gained internationally when US Charge de Affairs Natalie A Baker won the occasion, highlighting the global consistency of the occasion. The presence of Federal Minister Bilal Kayani further clarified the government’s commitment.

The beauty of these trials is involved. For the first time in a long time, both boys and girls are being provided with equal opportunities to showcase their abilities under professional supervision. It is not only newly praising the future of cricket in Pakistan but also challenging long -standing concepts about women in sports. The fact is that thousands of girls have taken forward to participate is a historical achievement themselves.

For years, we have complained about the lack of lower levels, the absence of systematic skills, and the capacity to be lost in remote areas. Today, through the cooperation of PMYP-Lahore Qualandars, we are eventually resolving these gaps. Some young people, in these trials, will one day shine on the international stage, just like Shaheen Shah Afridi, Harsh Rauf, and other stars found in the past by Lahore Qalandars. Raw talent is already there, it just needs polishing, guidance and proper display.

Of course The journey is far from afar. These cases will soon go to Swat, Mardan, Muzaffarabad, and Gilgit. If there is any indication so far, there will be even greater wave in the coming stops. This continuity ensures that Pakistan has no corner, and every child of the dream has the right opportunity.

The progress of these trials is really a sign of a new rising for Pakistan cricket. The move is far ahead of the mere choice of a handful of players, it is about cultivating a culture where raw skills are discovered, raised and celebrated. It is about creating an unprecedented belief in our youth that with hard work, discipline and right opportunities, their dreams can be transformed into reality.

PMYP-Lahaore Qualandars Talent Hunt, in any way, in a cricket revolution movement, is a movement that re-writing the story of the lower level development in Pakistan. With such insightful measures, we can confidently confirm that the future of Pakistan cricket is not only bright and safe but also the destiny of shining with unprecedented brightness.

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