Pakistani captain Fatima Sana hopes that her lessons learned while watching Ms. Dhoni will help them at the 2025 Women’s World Cup 2025
The captain of the Pakistani female team Fatima Sana is inspired by the former captain of India Ms Dhoni before the 2025 women’s world cup. Green women have a dull record in the world event, not reaching victories in 3 of the five additions. The 2025 edition promises another difficult meeting, but Sana is confident to break the Jinx this time.
Dhoni is the only captain to win the three ICC trophies and led India in more than 300 games through formats. He retired in 2020, but continued to play in IPL. Sana made her debut in 2019 and certainly looked at a lot of cool captain growing up.
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Fatima Sana approaches her lessons learned while watching Ms. Dhoni as she leads Pakistan during the 2025 women’s world cup from later this month. Sana admitted to having been inspired by Dhoni, looking at the former captain of India in action in CSK and even during interviews.
“It is natural to be a little nervous at the start when he is captain in a large tournament like the World Cup, but I inspire Mahendra Singh Dhoni as captain,” Fatima Sana said in an interview with Pti Bhasha.
“I saw his matches as captain of India and CSK. His decision -making on the field, his calm and the way he supports his players, there is a lot to learn from this. When I obtained the post of captain, I thought that I had to become like Dhoni. I also looked at his interviews and I learn a lot,She added.
The 2025 Women’s World Cup will be the 6th appearance of Pakistan at the tournament. They have only one victory in the last three editions, which came against the Antilles. The Antilles failed to qualify for the 2025 edition of qualifications, which also featured Pakistan. However, despite the chances stacked, Sana hopes a strong performance.
“This time, the Jinx will certainly be broken because young players know how important this tournament is for Pakistani women’s cricket. In our country, female cricket is not considered a career option. But if we play well, it will make a huge difference. Our effort will be to inspire parents in Pakistan to encourage their daughters to make a huge difference. She added.
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