Pakistan's women's cricket team will compete at the Asian Games.

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Anoosha Nasir, a left-arm spinner for Pakistan, and Shawaal Zulfiqar, a right-handed batter, have received their first calls to the senior women's squad for the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, in recognition of their outstanding performances in the ICC Under 19 Women's T20 World Cup and Emerging Women's Teams Asia Cup.

Diana Baig, who has recovered from a finger injury she suffered in the third and final One-Day International (ODI) against Australia in January of this year, is also a member of the 15-player team.

Nida Dar, the captain of Pakistan's women's national cricket team, said this in anticipation of the massive women's tournament: "The Asian Games have witnessed some extraordinary moments for Pakistan women's cricket, and it's an immense privilege to be part of that history."

Dar continued by saying that, in her capacity as captain, she has faith in the skills of all of her colleagues, both the seasoned veterans and the promising newcomers. "Together, we hope to make more priceless memories and win that third Gold in a row."

The team's captain talked about their sense of pride and resolve as they prepare for the 19th Asian Games. Although we are aware that the competition will be fierce, we are confident in our abilities and sense of camaraderie.

The Pakistan women's team will be going for a hat-trick when they compete in this year's competition, which is slated to take place from September 19 to 26. They have won gold medals in the previous two editions, held in Guangzhou, China in 2010 and Incheon, South Korea in 2014. The T20 format will be used for the competition.

According to the ICC T20I rankings and tournament rules, the Pakistan women's team will compete in the event beginning in the quarterfinals, which are scheduled to take place from September 22 to 24.

The skipper gushed about her "incredibly talented team and dedicated players," who are prepared to grasp the moment and shine on the main stage, she continued.

In the Asian Games, Dar said, "Each of us is determined to give our very best and uphold the legacy of Pakistan women's cricket."

The women's selection committee, which was chaired by Saleem Jaffar, had discussions with head coach Mark Coles and captain Nida Dar before settling on the final 15-player roster.

Prior to the Asian Games, Pakistani women will compete in a home series versus South Africa that takes place in Karachi from September 1 to September 14 and consists of three T20Is and three ODIs. The lineup for the bilateral series will be revealed soon.

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Chief Selector Saleem Jaffar commented on the news, saying Pakistan's team for the Asian Games highlights the nation's future in women's cricket.

I anticipate the players performing well in the competition with a combination of new talent and seasoned campaigners, he added.

The former cricketer said that our young athletes have a special chance to display their abilities on a global scale at the Asian Games.

"We have strategically put together a team that will play well in the conditions of the stadium where the matches will be played. To put together a strong squad, the strengths of each player and their capacity to adapt to the playing environment have also been evaluated, he added.

The director of women's cricket, Tania Mallick, stated that playing in the

Nida Dar (captain) leads the squad, which also includes Aliya Riaz, Anoosha Nasir, Diana Baig, Fatima Sana, Muneeba Ali, Nashra Sundhu, Nataliya Parvaiz, Omaima Sohail, Sadaf Shamas, Shawaal Zulfiqar, Sidra Amin, Syeda Aroob Shah, and Umm-e-