The former captain of the Women’s Cricket team in Pakistan, Nida Dar, has announced a temporary rest of all Crick forms to focus on her mental health, following what she described as a period of personal and professional challenges.
The 38 -year -old all -year -old announced the announcement on social networks on Thursday night, attracting privacy as it moves away from the game.
“Many things have happened in the past with me personally and professionally and this has affected my mental health,” Dar wrote.
“For this reason, I am taking a break for a while from the Cricket to concentrate on myself. Please respect privacy. Thank you. #Respect.”
Dar, one of Pakistan’s most experienced players, has represented his country in 130 international and 99 international one day.
Known for his consistency and leadership, he had recently returned to training in preparation for the CPI Women’s Cricket World Cup qualifier in Faisalabad.
However, he did not make the last team of 15 players after not complying with the Fitness reference points.
In addition to getting away from international containment, GIV has also retired from the next T20 National Cup, instead taking a complete rest of competitive cryket.
His decision is produced when the women’s team of Pakistan celebrated a successful classification campaign for the CPI Women’s Cricket World Cup, ensuring five consecutive victories and defeating Bangladesh for seven WICKETS in his last match on April 19 in the land of Lahore City Cricket Association (LCCA).
While praising the team’s performance, the president of the Cricket Board of Pakistan (PCB), Mohsin Naqvi, reiterated that the national women’s team will not travel to India for the tournament, according to a “hybrid model” previously agreed similar to that adopted for the Men’s Men’s ICC champions trophy.
“Pakistan will not travel to India, since this formula has already been agreed,” Naqvi said during a visit to the LCCA field.
