PCB has announced the central contracts for the women’s cricketers for 2020-21

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PCB has declared the focal agreements for the ladies cricketers for the season 2020-21, which will become effective from July 1.

Nine players have been remembered for the rundown with Bismah Maroof and Javeria Khan being set in Category A. Aliya Riaz, Diana Baig and Sidra Nawaz are set in Category B. Maroof, Khan and Baig got advancements.

Anam Amin, Nahida Khan, Nida Dar, who has been downgraded, and Omaima Sohail are in Category C. Players in Category A, B and C will get a compensation ascent of 33, 30 and 25 percent individually.

10 different players are there in the developing agreements list for a similar period. The Pakistan ladies’ cricketers will keep on going in business class on flights, which are longer then five hours.

Pakistan’s lead trainer’s agreement won’t be recharged

The residential compensation has been expanded essentially. The match charge and occasion prize cash have been expanded by 100 percent even as day by day remittances have been expanded by 50 percent.

The PCB has additionally chosen to hold Maroof as their chief till the finish of the 2020-21 season. The Pakistan board has been putting forth attempts to align the ladies’ down with men’s cricket.

Lead trainer Iqbal Imam’s agreement won’t be reestablished and his substitution will be made through a commercial procedure.

Among the developing players, Ayesha Naseem made her presentation in the ongoing T20 World Cup in Australia. Sadia Iqbal made her presentation against Bangladesh in a T20I in October.

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“The determination advisory group had itemized consultations preceding declaring the focal agreements. Global exhibitions in the course of recent months, wellness norms and the players’ capacity to contribute in both white ball groups were key estimates that framed the standards for the determination,” Urooj Mumtaz, the seat of the national ladies’ choice board of trustees, said.