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The Pakistan women's team in 1997: the girls who believed they could

An excerpt from a new book on the rise of women's cricket in Pakistan chronicles the side's first appearance at a Women's World Cup

25-Aug-2022•Aayush Puthran

Strong arms: the story of Pakistan women's cricket

Receiving death threats, dodging border control, breaking world records, and changing minds - in the last two decades, Pakistan's female cricketers have come a long way

16-Oct-2019•Kamila Shamsie

Sharmeen Khan, pioneer of women's cricket in Pakistan, dies

Along with sister Shaiza, Sharmeen had gone about getting women's cricket in Pakistan officially recognised in the mid '90s

13-Dec-2018•ESPNcricinfo staff

A chance for Pakistan's women to grow in stature

Participating in qualifying tournaments is not necessarily enough for developing women's sides

03-Jul-2013•Raf Nicholson

Legal notice not women's wing problem - PCB

Shireen Javed has said the legal notice served to the PCB women's wing is not the women's wing's problem

30-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

PCB women's wing challenged in court

A petition challenging the formation of the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) women's wing has been filed in Lahore High Court

08-May-2007•Osman Samiuddin

Quite a Cinderella story

Women's cricket is beginning to emerge from the shadows

30-Dec-2005•Jenny Thompson

Pakistan's record-breaking lady

At only 26, Kiran Baluch, vice-captain of the Pakistan women's team, is an old hand

08-May-2004•Osman Samiuddin

Pakistan draw despite heroics from Baluch and Shaiza

Kiran Baluch smashed 242, the world record for the highest score by a woman in a Test, but it wasn't enough to secure Pakistan victory in the one-off game against West Indies at Karachi

07-Apr-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

PWCCA officials attend IWCC council meeting

Pakistan Women's Cricket Control Association's, President, Shaiza Khan, and Executive Directer Kiran Baluch, attended the full council meeting of the International Women's Cricket Council on July, 24, 2003 in Holland during the IWCC Trophy

16-Aug-2003•Pakistan Women's Cricket Control Association

Ireland and West Indies win women's World Cup places

Ireland and the West Indies qualified to compete in the next Women's World Cup in South Africa after finishing on top of the International Women's Cricket Council tournament in the Netherlands yesterday

28-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

West Indies put pressure on Netherlands

The West Indies provided the surprise result at the International Women's Cricket Council Trophy tournament yesterday by beating the Netherlands

23-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

Pakistan ruin Japan's international debut at women's tourney

Pakistan's highly-controversial women's team joined Ireland and the Netherlands in the winner's circle on the first day of the International Women's Cricket Council Trophy tournament in Amstelveen and Leiden yesterday

22-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

Pakistan will be in the Netherlands, but not the side the PCB wants

Pakistan will be represented at next week's women's tournament in the Netherlands, despite the fact that the Pakistan Cricket Board's team will not be taking part

16-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

PWCCA denies reports about settlement with PCB

Press Release: PWCCA denies media reports about settlement with PCB

06-Jul-2003•Pakistan Women's Cricket Control Association

Shaiza, Sharmeen, and Kiran elected MCC members

Shaiza Khan, Captain, Sharmeen Khan, Vice-Captain and Kiran Baluch member of the Pakistan Women's Cricket Control Association have been privileged to be accepted as the Full-Members of Marylebone Cricket Club, (M.C.C.), at Lord's, United Kingdom

24-Jan-2003•Pakistan Women's Cricket Control Association

PWCCA announces women's tour to Sri Lanka

Press Release: PWCCA

13-Dec-2001•Shaiza Khan

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