Ayesha Naseem ideal players are Hardik Pandya and Asif Ali

• Ayesha Naseem, a Pakistani batter, favors Hardik Pandya.
• The 18-year-old also said that she owes her success to her parents.
• The Pakistan team will leave from Melbourne.

Ayesha Naseem, a batter for the Pakistan women’s team, says that her favorite players are Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya and Pakistan men’s batter Asif Ali.

In an interview with private TV channel Ayesha said: “I don’t have a favourite hero, but I like players who are very aggressive. I am a fan of Indian batter Hardik Pandya. I love the way Asif Ali bats in Pakistan. As a kid, I liked the way Shahid Afridi hit the ball.”

In the coming months, the Pakistan women’s national team will be competing in six international matches, three One-Day Internationals (ODIs) as part of the ICC Women’s Cricket Championship 2022-25, and three Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is).

The flight from Karachi to Brisbane will connect in Dubai on January 6. On January 16, 18, and 21, there will be three ODIs. On January 24, 26, and 29, there will be three T20Is.

After the white-ball series against Australia, the Pakistan team will leave from Melbourne for South Africa to play in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2023.

The 18-year-goal old’s was to make an impact during the impending tour of Australia.

“When I have the chance, I try to play well enough to help the team win. The main things to do are bat and field. The most important thing is to leave an impression on any other team you play against. With the way I’m playing right now, I’ll try to help win the series against Australia “she said.

Ayesha also said that she owes her success to her parents and that she has almost a whole cricket team at home because she has ten siblings.

“Nothing can be achieved without the support of parents. Cricket is our family game, hence the interest in this game has increased. I have ten siblings, and a cricket team is formed at home,” said the pitcher.

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