Hina Munawar was Pakistan Cricket’s first female manager. The Pakistan Men’s Cricket team has hired a female manager for the first time. The Pakistan Men’s Cricket team has appointed Hina Munawar as its operations manager. This choice was made before to the 2025 Champions Trophy. Let us inform you that Hina has worked in the dangerous and delicate Swat valley for the Frontier Constabulary.
Eight teams will compete for the title in the Champions Trophy 2025, which is set to start on February 19. The Pakistani cricket team made history before the start of this competition.
The Pakistan Men’s Cricket Team has hired a female manager for the first time. The Pakistan Men’s Cricket Team has appointed Hina Munawwar as its operations manager. Let us inform you that Hina has worked in the dangerous and delicate Swat valley for the Frontier Constabulary.
PCB granted police officer Hina Munawar a lot of duty
While Munawar’s hiring sparked interest among cricket fans, analysts, and the media, veteran retired bureaucrat Naveed Akram Cheema will really remain as the team manager. Hina Munawar passed the Civil Superior Services Examination and has worked in several security and law enforcement capacities.
Ahead of the Champions Trophy, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has now placed a great deal of responsibility on her. Hina was hired with the intention of streamlining processes and the team. According to a person close to the PCB,
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Munawar was also named manager of the Pakistan women’s Under-19 team for the Asia Cup by the PCB earlier last year. She shattered gender barriers in the typically male-dominated force and became the first female district officer in Swat’s Frontier Constabulary, according to the source.
Although Munawar is still employed by the Pakistan Police Service, PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi took her on as a deputation.
Before the Champions Trophy, the Tri Series will be contested
The Pakistani cricket squad will begin a tri-series on February 8 in preparation for the Champions Trophy. Three ODI matches will be played first in this series, followed by the final match. On February 8, Pakistan and New Zealand will play the first game of the tri-series.
Following that, Pakistan will play South Africa, followed by New Zealand. Thus, following the three games, the final between the top two clubs will take place on February 14.