PM Shehbaz Announces Rs10m Reward for Pakistan U19 Team

PM Shehbaz Sharif rewards Pakistan U19 team after Asia Cup victory

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a major cash reward after the Pakistan U19 Asia Cup victory against India.
Each player will receive Rs10 million for the historic achievement.

The announcement highlighted the importance of youth talent in Pakistan cricket.
The nation celebrated the team’s success with pride.


PM Hosts Pakistan U19 Squad at PM House

The prime minister hosted the victorious squad at the Prime Minister’s House in Islamabad.
A special luncheon was arranged to honour the young cricketers.

Senior officials attended the ceremony.
These included Interior Minister and PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi.
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar was also present.


PM Shehbaz Praises Team Performance

While addressing the gathering, PM Shehbaz praised the players’ dedication.
He said the Pakistan U19 Asia Cup victory lifted the nation’s spirit.

He appreciated the teamwork shown throughout the tournament.
The prime minister said such performances inspire future generations.


Special Praise for Captain and Players

PM Shehbaz highlighted the efforts of Captain Farhan Yousaf.
He also praised Ali Raza and Sameer Minhas.

All players, coaches, and support staff received congratulations.
Their collective effort led to the Pakistan U19 Asia Cup victory.


Rewards for Team Management Announced

The prime minister also announced rewards for team officials.
Each member of the team management will receive Rs2.5 million.

This step aims to encourage professional coaching standards.
It also strengthens grassroots cricket development.


PCB Chairman Calls It a Historic Moment

PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi called the win a historic day.
He said the success brought honour to Pakistan cricket.

The players thanked the prime minister for the recognition.
They credited the PCB and coaches for continuous support.

The Pakistan U19 Asia Cup victory remains a proud moment.
It reflects Pakistan’s strong future in international cricket.

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