Pakistan Shaheens will return to Darwin, Australia, for the third consecutive year to participate in the Top End T20 Series, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed today. The tournament, scheduled from 14 to 24 August, will see the Shaheens open their campaign against Bangladesh ‘A’ at the iconic TIO Stadium.
This year’s edition promises to be the biggest yet, featuring 11 teams and 36 matches across five venues, including DXC Arena, Gardens Oval, Cazaly’s Arena, Freds Pass, and TIO Stadium. The tournament offers a high-quality competitive platform for emerging cricket talent from across the region.
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Sumair Ahmed Syed, PCB’s Chief Operating Officer, highlighted the significance of the event for Pakistan’s young cricketers. “The Top End T20 Series continues to serve as a valuable platform for our emerging talent to gain international exposure. We are thankful to Northern Territory Cricket for their continued partnership and professional hosting,” he said.
NT Cricket CEO Gavin Dovey welcomed the return of Pakistan and Bangladesh, noting the event’s growing importance. “It’s an honour to host two giants of the game. This tournament not only elevates cricket in the Northern Territory but also promotes the region as a destination for living, working, and studying,” he stated.
