Islamabad: Former Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed has been appointed as the in-charge of the Pakistan Shaheens and Under-19 cricket teams, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed. The move aims to leverage Sarfraz’s experience to develop young talent and strengthen Pakistan’s cricketing pipeline.
Sarfraz, known for his leadership in the senior national team, will oversee training, team selection, and strategic planning for both the Shaheens and U19 squads. PCB officials said his appointment is part of a broader effort to nurture future stars and prepare players for international competition.
Commenting on the appointment, Sarfraz expressed excitement about working with emerging cricketers, stating that he hopes to guide them toward professionalism and performance excellence. He highlighted the importance of discipline, skill development, and mental toughness in shaping the next generation of Pakistan cricketers.
Cricket analysts believe that Sarfraz’s involvement could boost the confidence of young players and bring valuable insights from his international experience. Fans also welcomed the decision, expressing optimism that Pakistan’s youth teams will benefit significantly under his leadership.
The Shaheens and U19 teams are expected to participate in upcoming domestic and international tours, and Sarfraz will play a key role in preparing them for these challenges.
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