Bismah advocates for women's cricket league similar to PSL

 

Bismah advocates for women's cricket league similar to PSL

By our correspondent

Prominent Pakistani women's cricket team player, Bismah Maroof, has emphasized the need for a dedicated league for women cricketers akin to the Pakistan Super League (PSL). Expressing her discontent over the absence of exhibition matches for women during the ongoing PSL 9, Bismah underscored the importance of providing a platform for women to showcase their skills.

 

In an interaction with media, Bismah Maroof expressed disappointment, stating, "There are no exhibition matches for women cricketers in PSL 9, which is disappointing." She highlighted the significance of having a women's league, drawing parallels with the success of the PSL. Bismah recalled exhibition matches held in the previous PSL season, where foreign players participated, contributing to the growth and recognition of women's cricket.

 

The middle-order batter stressed the value of playing alongside foreign players, citing it as a tremendous learning opportunity. "Playing with foreign players provides a great opportunity to learn, and sharing the dressing room also benefits. The skills improve, which is why our results improved after that," she added.

 

Bismah Maroof also discussed the upcoming series against West Indies, emphasizing its significance. "The series against West Indies next month is very important. We will try to play according to the momentum created in the tour of New Zealand," said the 32-year-old cricketer.

 

The call for a dedicated women's cricket league aligns with the global trend of promoting and nurturing women's cricket talent. As the PSL 9 enters its crucial phase, Bismah Maroof's advocacy sheds light on the need to provide equal opportunities and recognition to women cricketers, fostering the growth of the sport on a broader scale.