PCB’s Naqvi celebrates Pakistan’s administrative heroine in the final three row

Sharjah: Pakistan Cricket President (PCB), Mohsin Naqvi, influenced the national team on Sunday for his dominant triumph in Afghanistan in the final of the Tri-Natation T20i series at Cricket Sharjah Stadium.

Naqvi stood out the theft of the left arm Mohammad Nawaz for special praise, welcoming his screen that won the race, including a hat-trick, fearless batting and the central contributions that threw the game decisively in Pakistan’s favor.

“Despite the average set, the team showed excellent teamwork to beat Afghanistan in the final,” he said.

“I congratulate coach Mike Hesson, Captain Salman Ali Agha and all players for this remarkable victory. The nation rightly awaits such high -level performance and today’s victory will surely boost the morale of the players.”

The leader of the PCB also took the social media platform of the X Board of Directors to emphasize the team’s cohesion in recent matches and urged fans and critics to provide full support before the upcoming tournaments.

He expressed the belief that the team would continue to provide similar powerful performance to the upcoming Asia Cup.

“Congratulations to Pakistan’s team on the three -series victory! This is a new but talented team that plays fearless and aggressive cricket under the coach Mike Hesson and his training staff, we have already won 10 of the 14 T20 matches,” he said.

“Let’s believe in our boys, coaches and choices.

Pakistan defeated Afghanistan with 75 runs in the final of the Tri-Nation T20i series in Sharjah, powered by an excellent performance by the rotating Mohammad Nawaz.

Hunting 142, Afghanistan collapsed for 66. Shaheen Afridi removed the open Rahmanullah Gurbaz for five on the top above, setting the tone.

Sediqullah Atal fell for 13 to Abrar Ahmed, and Nawaz hit twice in one, rejecting Darwish Rasooli and Azmatullah Omarzai.

Nawaz hit twice again in one and finished his hat-trick by rejecting Ibrahim Zadran before taking his fourth wicket by removing Karim Janat, reducing Afghanistan to 32-6.

Abrar Ahmed and Sufiyan Muqeem also claimed two wickers each.

Pakistan’s entries saw early wickets, with Sahibzada Farhan rejected for duck. Saim Ayub (17) and Fakhar Zaman (27) offered resistance before falling into strings.

Governor Salman Ali Agha and Nawaz added 40 routes to stabilize the entries, with Nawaz contributing 25. Pakistan set a target of 141-8.

Rashid Khan got 3/38, while Noor Ahmad, Fazalhaq Farooqi and Am Ghazanfar claimed the rest of the wickers.