The Pakistan women's cricket team is getting ready to compete in the ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy, which runs from November 12 to 26 in Bangkok, Thailand.
Selectors will pick the traveling roster by evaluating athlete displays during the current National Women's T20 Tournament taking place in Faisalabad.
Athletes use this domestic competition to demonstrate their abilities and earn selection for the national team before the upcoming global event.
October 25 marks the final match of the National Women's T20 Tournament, and officials will review player statistics right after to complete the team lineup.
Ten squads will compete in the ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy, split into two pools of five prior to a Super Six round that decides advancement.
Bangladesh, Thailand, the Netherlands, and Zimbabwe join Pakistan in Group B.
Group A consists of Ireland, Sri Lanka, Papua New Guinea, Scotland, and the United Arab Emirates.
Five squads out of the ten total participants come from ICC Associate Member nations, giving developing women's cricket programs a chance to gather global match experience and raise their playing standards.
When the competition starts next month in Bangkok, Pakistan aims for a solid showing against their Group B rivals.
