Delhi: Mohammad Wasim, the new head coach of the Pakistan Women's Cricket Team, has raised questions on the facilities provided to women players and has spoken in favour of their demands. He raised several issues while speaking during a press conference at the National Stadium in Karachi.

He said that women's cricket has to be brought at par with men's cricket, whether it is in the form of remuneration or facilities. Women cricketers do not get as many facilities as the men's team of Pakistan. The head coach said that if women's cricket has to move forward, then their domestic structure will have to be strengthened, the number of matches at the domestic level will have to be increased.

He said that women's cricket gets very few matches throughout the year, at least the number of domestic matches will have to be increased, if there are matches then shortcomings like handling pressure, match finishing can be removed. It is worth noting that the head coach has targeted the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) by giving this statement.

Let us tell you that the Pakistan women's team recently left for Colombo, where they will participate in the Women's Asia Cup. Their first match will be against the Indian women's team on 19 July.

Women's Asia Cup 2024 will be played in Sri Lanka

The countdown for the Women's T20 Asia Cup tournament has begun. A total of 8 teams will compete in this tournament starting in Sri Lanka from July 19. These teams have been divided into two groups. The UAE and Nepal teams will face each other in the opening match on Friday and the Indian team will start its Asia Cup campaign against Pakistan in the second match on the same day.

Group A includes teams from India, Pakistan, Nepal and UAE, in which the teams ranked first two will go to the semi-finals. The semi-final matches will be held on July 26 and the final match on July 28. Dambulla Cricket Stadium will host all these matches.