PCB and USA Cricket Set to Strengthen Ties with Bilateral Series
In a pivotal development for international cricket, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi met with USA Cricket CEO Jonathan Atkinson to finalize plans for a bilateral cricket series, marking a significant step toward enhancing cricketing ties between the two nations.
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PCB Extends Support for Cricket Development in the USA
During their meeting, Mohsin Naqvi emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to supporting the growth of cricket in the United States. He highlighted that a bilateral series would help increase the sport’s visibility in the USA. Additionally, Naqvi offered to send Pakistani experts to train American coaches, aiming to deepen the collaboration and elevate the standard of cricket in both countries.
Invitation to Champions Trophy in Pakistan
As part of their diplomatic outreach, the PCB chairman extended an invitation to Jonathan Atkinson to visit Pakistan for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy. Naqvi emphasized the importance of strengthening bilateral ties through shared experiences and noted the enormous potential for the growth of cricket in both Pakistan and the USA. He assured Atkinson of PCB’s full support in realizing these goals.
Positive Response from USA Cricket
Jonathan Atkinson expressed his gratitude for the invitation and shared his excitement about the growing partnership. He recognized the immense potential such collaborations could unlock for both boards, as well as for the wider cricketing communities in the USA and Pakistan.
PSL CEO Joins Strategic Discussions
Also present at the meeting was Pakistan Super League (PSL) CEO Salman Naseer, who underscored the role of league cricket in building international cooperation. His presence highlighted the importance of league cricket in fostering relationships and growth between cricketing nations.
This partnership marks an exciting new chapter for the sport, with significant prospects for the future of cricket in both Pakistan and the United States.
