More than 15,000 young cricketers from across Sindh turned to Larkana and Sukkur to participate in each city during electrification days.
Islamabad, (APP – Urduupoint / Pakistan Point News – 24th July, 2025) More than 15,000 youth cricket to participate in Sindh Larkana and Sukur (PMYP) -Lehor Kalandar talent, a cricket trial of talent, catch two electrification days in each city.
A press release stated that this initiative, a collaborative effort between Pakistan and Lahore Kalandars in the country, continue to write the development of cricket in the country, unlocked the opportunity for girls of underputed areas, unlocked the doors of opportunity for girls, in a press release.
In Larkna, more than 7,000 aspirational cricketers bravely bravely to the health and press, with a large number of their skills to show their skills with bat and ball. From early leaving, the local ground was a picture of ambition, prepared to seize a future with young players that he only dreamed. To not proceed, Sukur saw a big voting, collecting two action-pack days by 8,000 participants, making it the biggest twist in nationwide Complend so far.
It is just more than a talent hunting, it is a purpose of living due to its roots due to the crack and national sport. With the expertise of Lahore Kalandars in talent recognition and development, and in support of the government through PMP, young athletes are offered a lifetime platform at a time, which purely arises through rank on merit.
Speaking at the conclusion of Larkna and Sukur tests, Lahore Kalandars CEO Etif Rana was visible from the sheer quality of voting and talent.
He said, “What we saw in Larkna and Sukur was no less than extraordinary,” he said.
“This is a revolution, a cricket revolution. Superstars are waiting in the heart grounds of Pakistan, not in major cities.
Rana insisted that Pahal would lead Singh to the formation of five regional temples from Singh, including consignment opportunities, risk, and business development. “We are not here to host each incident.
Like -as the tests wrapped, emotions high. For many participants, this was the first time they were playing in front of professional selectors and under structured supervision.
“This occasion has changed my life,” before pride, a young girl from Larkana batted in her hand. “There is no care about our talent first. Now I am confident that I can make it in the national team one day.”
The selected participants expressed deep gratitude to the PMYP team, PMYP team, and Lahore Kalandars to bring this transformative to their hometown. For them, it was not just about tests, it was hope, recognition and a chance to dream.
