DUBAI: The International Council of Cricket (ICC) has announced the referees and match staff in the upcoming Women’s World Cup qualifiers, to be held in Pakistan from April 9 to April 19.
This six teams will be determined by the two teams that will qualify for the Women’s World Cup in the International Criminal Court for this year.
The Restriction Committee included 10 referees and three match referees, with the host nation, Pakistan, represented by Faisal Khan Afraidi and Soytmat.
It is worth noting that last year, Soytam made the first woman from Pakistan to join the ICC tight committee. At that time, she expressed her hope to inspire a new generation of rulers in Pakistan.
“This is not just a victory for me, it is a victory for all the ambitious cricket players and its wisdom in Pakistan,” said Salima.
She added: “I hope that my countless success will stimulate the women who dream of their mark in this sport.”
In addition to Faisal and Saleema, the committee will display two rulers from Bangladesh, Masodor Rahman Mocol and Chatra Jakir Jesse, along with Sarah Dambanvana from Zimbabwe.
The committee will also include the South Africa, Babs GCUMA, West Indies Candace La Borde and Dedunu de Silva from Sri Lanka and Shawn Hig from New Zealand.
Among the referees are the match appointed Ali Naqafi (Pakistan), Candar Fritz (South Africa) and Troodi Anderson (New Zealand).
ICC managers of referees and referees Sean confirmed that the tournament provides an excellent opportunity for officials to display their credentials.
Easy said: “This is an exciting opportunity for the officials of the game appointed to us, as it supervises this important tournament, which is the last step of the team on the way to the World Cup.”
“Our officials with experience and well -ready, and we look forward to seeing them participating in this event,” he added.