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Ex-Pakistan skipper Javeria Khan bids farewell to her 15-year-long international career

“I want to call it a day and announce my retirement, however, I will be available for league cricket. I am grateful to the unwavering support I received throughout my career. I want to thank my family, teammates, the Pakistan Cricket Board, my department ZTBL for their support and guidance at each step, and my fans whose appreciation was instrumental in bringing out the best in me. I have been blessed to hold Pakistan’s flag globally,” Khan said.

I Extend Heartfelt Gratitude To Javeria Khan – Tania Mallick

Tania Mallick, the Pakistan Head of Women’s Cricket, praised Javeria Khan for her remarkable career, acknowledging her contributions to women’s cricket in the country. Mallick expressed confidence that her legacy would inspire young girls to excel in cricket.

“On behalf of the PCB and all cricket fans, I extend heartfelt gratitude to Javeria Khan for her invaluable contributions to women’s cricket in Pakistan,” Tania Mallick said.

“Her glittering records with the bat speak for themselves and I am confident that her illustrious career will inspire many girls in the country to not just take up this sport but also excel at it across many years. As Javeria announces her retirement, we reflect on her remarkable career and services she has rendered for Pakistan cricket. We thank her for her untiring commitment and wish her all the success in her future endeavours.”

Javeria Khan’s absence from the team ahead of the ninth edition of the T20 World Cup will create a significant gap for Pakistan as they strive to secure their first title. Her remarkable contributions and impressive performance record in T20 cricket will pose a challenge for the management in finding a player of similar caliber to fill her position.

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