The Deaf T20 World Cup 2024, held at the Cricket Vision Centre in Sharjah, UAE, witnessed a spectacular display of cricketing prowess by the Pakistan deaf cricket team. Under the leadership of Zaka Ahmed Qureshi, the team emerged victorious, clinching the coveted trophy and marking a significant milestone in the history of deaf cricket.
The tournament saw participation from six nations, including Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Australia, and Pakistan. The Pakistan deaf cricket team showcased an unbeaten streak throughout the tournament, demonstrating their dominance in the Deaf T20 World Cup.
In the final showdown, the Pakistan deaf cricket team outclassed Sri Lanka with a remarkable 88-run victory. After setting a challenging target of 151 runs, the Pakistani bowlers restricted Sri Lanka to a mere 63 runs in 16.5 overs, thereby securing their title as the champions of the prestigious tournament.
PCB Chairman Syed Mohsin Naqvi extended his heartfelt congratulations to the triumphant team. He commended the players for their brilliant performance in the final against Sri Lanka and their success in securing the coveted trophy. He particularly praised Basit Abbasi’s batting and the exceptional bowling performances of Jabbar Ali and Manzoor Khan.
Naqvi attributed the team’s triumph to their teamwork and hard work, emphasizing that these are the keys to success. He expressed his sincere sentiments and hopes for the team to continue their winning streak in future events.
This victory in the Deaf T20 World Cup 2024 not only marks a significant achievement for the Pakistan deaf cricket team but also serves as an inspiration for aspiring cricketers in the deaf community.
