Sana Mir becomes the first Pakistani woman to be introduced into the ICC fame room

Former Pakistani Women’s Captain Sana Mir has become the first female cricket from Pakistan to be introduced in the International Hall of the Cricket Council (ICC) of the reputation.

The historic announcement was made on Monday during a ceremony before the final of the World Test Championship. The legend of West India Ian Bishop presented the inducers of 2025, which include the greats from all over the world.

Sana was honored with India’s Dhoni, Sarah Taylor of England, Hashim Amla of South Africa and Graeme Smith, Australia’s Matthew Hayden and Daniel Vettori of New Zealand.

A Trailblazer for the female cricket in Pakistan, Sana represented the national team from 2005 to 2019, becomes the eighth Pakistani in total and only the 15th woman worldwide to be introduced into the ICC reputation room.

She holds the record for most wickets from a Pakistani woman in Odis with 151 and was the first Asian woman to be characterized in 100 T20 Internationals. In 2018, she made the story, making the first Pakistani woman to overcome the ICC ODI bowling scores.

Sana has held the national side for eight years, leading Pakistan to two gold medals of the Asian Games in 2010 and 2014. It also led the team to five World T20 Cups and two World Cups ODI.

Under its leadership, Pakistan secured ODI’s first victory in South Africa and qualified for the 2017 World Cup Super Sixes, where her 5 against Scotland was a performance that won the match.

“From playing cricket in Pakistan to date, it was an incredible journey,” Sana said during the ceremony. “This is a very emotional moment for me.”

Sana Mir left 2019 as one of Pakistan’s most complete athletes. It also has a prominent voice to strengthen women and raise the awareness of mental health in sports.

He participates in an aristocratic list of the Pakistani Famers Hall such as Imran Khan, Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, Javed Miandad, Abdul Qadir, Hanif Mohammad and Zaheer Abbas.