Pakistan, May 1 -- The Australian High Commission, in partnership with the Pakistan Blind Cricket Council (PBCC) and Serena Hotels, has supported a national training camp for visually impaired women and girls in Islamabad from April 25 to 30.
The annual initiative built on the historic formation of Pakistan's first blind women's cricket team in 2018. This year, 52 participants from across Pakistan took part in the camp, developing their skills and working towards national selection, said a press release issued here.
Speaking after the closing T20 match, Australia's High Commissioner to Pakistan, Timothy Kane, said, "Cricket is a powerful force for connection and inclusion. It brings Australia and Pakistan together through a shared passi...
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