A star player on the Pakistan women’s cricket team, Bismah Maroof, said that she thought there should be a league for women bowlers like the Pakistan Super League (PSL). Lack of women’s exhibition matches during PSL 9 infuriates Bismah. Although Bismah is a middle-order batter, she was upset that there were no practice games for women cricketers in the current PSL 9.
Lack of women’s exhibition matches during PSL 9 infuriates Bismah
As Bismah talked to the reporters, she said, “It’s disappointing that there are no exhibition matches for women cricketers in PSL 9.”
“A league like the PSL is very important for women who play cricket.” During the PSL last year, there were exhibition games, and foreign stars also took part. It was told that our exhibition matches would happen during this season of the PSL, but they did not.
She then talked about how important it is to play cricket with foreigners and how helpful it is to share the locker room with them.
“Playing with foreign players is a great way to learn, and sharing the locker room is also helpful; skills get better, which is why our results got better after that,” she said.
After that, Bismah talked about the upcoming series against West Indies and said it was very important.
“The match next month against the West Indies is very important.” “We will try to play with the same energy that we had on the tour of New Zealand,” the 32-year-old said.
Don’t forget that the PSL 9 is now in its final stage, where every match is very important in the race to the eliminators.
There are four towns where the PSL 9 is being held: Karachi, Lahore, Multan, and Rawalpindi. On March 18, the final will be held at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi.
