Former captain Sana Mir announces retirement from cricket

Lahore - Former Pakistan ladies' group commander Sana Mir declared her retirement from cricket. 

Previous national ladies' cricket crew commander and unbelievable player pulled back from the group before the arrangement against England a year ago, after which Sana Mir was not in any case considered for the T20 World Cup. Nonetheless, previous skipper Sana Mir has now bid farewell to her 15-year cricket vocation.

Previous chief Sana Mir said that she was appreciative to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for allowing her the chance to speak to the nation for a long time. She likewise said thanks to the games staff, players, ground staff and everybody.

PCB Chief Executive Wasim Khan stated, "The Pakistan Cricket Board expressed gratitude toward Sana Mir for a splendid profession. Sana Mir has been the substance of Pakistan's ladies' cricket for quite a while and a good example for the new age".

Sana Mir has played in 226 global matches in her profession while Sana Mir captained the Pakistan ladies' cricket crew in 137 universal matches from 2017-2009.