Pakistan Announces Women’s U-19 Squad for South Africa T20 Series
The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced a 17-member Pakistan Women's U-19 squad for the upcoming five-match T20 series against South Africa. The matches will be played in Karachi from July 14 to July 24, giving the young team an opportunity to showcase its talent on home soil.
The series marks an important step in the development of Pakistan's emerging women cricketers as they prepare to compete against a strong international opponent.
Hosting the series also reflects Pakistan's continued commitment to promoting women's cricket and providing young players with valuable international experience.
Talented batter Fizza Fiaz has been appointed captain of the Pakistan Women's U-19 team. She previously played an important role in Pakistan's 3-2 T20 series victory over Bangladesh in December 2025, where she scored 72 runs, including a half-century.
Her performances in domestic tournaments and international cricket have earned her the responsibility of leading the team against South Africa.
With her experience and leadership, Fizza is expected to guide a talented group of young players throughout the five-match series.
Nine players from Pakistan's successful Bangladesh tour have retained their places in the squad, providing valuable experience and continuity. Their familiarity with international cricket will strengthen the team's preparations for the challenging series ahead.
The squad has also benefited from specialized U-19 fitness and skills camps held in Karachi, where players worked on improving their technical abilities, match awareness, and overall fitness.
The combination of experienced performers and promising new talent gives Pakistan a balanced squad capable of competing at a high level.
The upcoming T20 series will also mark South Africa Women's U-19 team's first-ever tour of Pakistan, making it a significant occasion for both sides. The five-match contest promises competitive cricket while strengthening international sporting ties.
For Pakistan's young cricketers, the series offers an excellent platform to gain international exposure, develop confidence, and prepare for future global tournaments.
As these rising stars take the field in Karachi, they will carry the hopes of inspiring the next generation of women cricketers and contributing to the continued growth of women's cricket in Pakistan.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced a 17-member Pakistan Women’s U-19 squad for the upcoming five-match T20 series against South Africa.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced a 17-member Pakistan Women's U-19 squad for the upcoming five-match T20 series against South Africa. The matches will be played in Karachi from July 14 to July 24, giving the young team an opportunity to showcase its talent on home soil.
The series marks an important step in the development of Pakistan's emerging women cricketers as they prepare to compete against a strong international opponent.
Hosting the series also reflects Pakistan's continued commitment to promoting women's cricket and providing young players with valuable international experience.
Talented batter Fizza Fiaz has been appointed captain of the Pakistan Women's U-19 team. She previously played an important role in Pakistan's 3-2 T20 series victory over Bangladesh in December 2025, where she scored 72 runs, including a half-century.
Her performances in domestic tournaments and international cricket have earned her the responsibility of leading the team against South Africa.
With her experience and leadership, Fizza is expected to guide a talented group of young players throughout the five-match series.
Nine players from Pakistan's successful Bangladesh tour have retained their places in the squad, providing valuable experience and continuity. Their familiarity with international cricket will strengthen the team's preparations for the challenging series ahead.
The squad has also benefited from specialized U-19 fitness and skills camps held in Karachi, where players worked on improving their technical abilities, match awareness, and overall fitness.
The combination of experienced performers and promising new talent gives Pakistan a balanced squad capable of competing at a high level.
The upcoming T20 series will also mark South Africa Women's U-19 team's first-ever tour of Pakistan, making it a significant occasion for both sides. The five-match contest promises competitive cricket while strengthening international sporting ties.
For Pakistan's young cricketers, the series offers an excellent platform to gain international exposure, develop confidence, and prepare for future global tournaments.
As these rising stars take the field in Karachi, they will carry the hopes of inspiring the next generation of women cricketers and contributing to the continued growth of women's cricket in Pakistan.
