Karachi: The Mayor of Karachi, Barrister Murtaza Wahab, announced that the Pakistani Blind Cricket Team has achieved a significant milestone by winning the Blind T20 Cricket World Cup for the first time. In the tournament’s final match, Pakistan defeated Bangladesh by 10 wickets, securing the title of world champions.

According to Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, the achievement was celebrated as a momentous occasion for the nation. Mayor Wahab extended his congratulations to the team and praised their exceptional performance throughout the tournament held in Pakistan. He highlighted that the Pakistani team demonstrated their skills in every match and expressed confidence in their ability to defeat any competitor, including the defending champions, India, had they participated. The Mayor acknowledged the team’s historic victory in the fourth edition of the Blind Cricket World Cup, seizing the title from the former champions.

Mayor Wahab expressed optimism about the team’s future, stating that he believes the Pakistani Blind Cricket Team will continue to excel on the international stage. Reflecting on past tournaments, he noted that while the team had previously shown promise, they had not secured the championship until now. He attributed the success to the dedication and hard work of the players and team management. This victory fulfills a long-held aspiration for Pakistan, and the Mayor is hopeful that such efforts will elevate the country’s standing in the sports world.