Aus on Fatima to transform the promise of points

Pakistan will have to fight it for a respectable finish during the next Women’s World Cup next month. Women in green have a scorching record in the main event, having reached a finish as high as 6th. However, with the tournament played in favorable conditions, Pakistan hopes to achieve some upheavals and make a brand on the world scene.

Directed by Fatima Sana, Pakistan plans to end their terrible race. They participated in 5 World Cups, finishing without victory three times. They arrive at the 2025 edition after being undefeated in qualifying and hope for a respectable mid -table finish.

Insideport classifies the Pakistani team for the 2025 Women’s World Cup.

Beating: mixture of young people and experience but consistency a problem (note: 6.5 / 10)

Pakistan will rely on the experienced heads of Muneeba Ali Siddiqui and Sidra Amin to bring their striker. Muneeba marked a century in the qualifications of the World Cup and will hold the key to the chances of Pakistan against the opposition of quality. The tastes of Eyman Fatima, Sadaf Shamas and Shawaal Zulfiqar appear in their first World Cup and hope to impress.

A major challenge for Pakistan is their inconsistency. Women in green are subject to collapses, often succumbing to pressure. The higher scores being a standard, the rapid lack of marker of Pakistan limits their potential for large scores.

All-rounders: Captain Fatima Key (note: 8/10)

The chances of Pakistan in the tournament are mainly based on Captain Fatima Sana. The versatile Mercurial will have to lead before with the drum and the world cup ball. Sana can count on the support of Aliya Riaz and Omaima Sohail, adding an essential fireplace and depth of striker. The trio adds a balance to the side and is perhaps their strongest costume.

Quicks: Solid rotation core to complete Diana Baig (note: 7.5 / 10)

Diana Baig is the spearhead of the rhythm attack and will be responsible for taking counters with the new ball. The veteran has the company of the young Natalia Parvaiz is also a promising option with fast rocking. However, Pakistan lacks a raw rhythm and could be predictable against quality opposition.

The rotation will however be the key to the subcontinent. The tastes of Nashra Sundhu and Sadia Iqbal alongside Fatima Sana will make a bowl of the Overs and will aim to contain the opposition.

Squad of the Pakistani women’s world cup

Fatima Sana (Capitanians), Muneeba Ali Siddiqui (Vice-Captains), Aliya Rizz, Diana Baig, Eyman Fatima, Nashra Sundhu, Natalia Parvis, Omaima Sohale, Rameen Shamim, Sadaf Shamas, Sdia Iqbal, Shawal Zulphek, Sharma, Sadia Iqbal, Shaza Amin, Sides Nawaz. (Guichet-Keepper) and Syeda Arob Shah

Reserves not transported: Gull Feroza, Najiha Alvi, Tuba Hassan, Umm-E-Hani and Wadea Akhtar