Saira Imran Pakistan cricket team will wear pink kits in the first T20 match against South Africa to support the breast cancer awareness campaign.
According to the United Nations’ vision, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has joined hands with Pink Ribbon Pakistan to spread awareness about breast cancer.
The team will wear a special pink-themed uniform in the first T20 International match in Rawalpindi. The South African team and match officials will also wear pink ribbons to show their support.
The stumps used in the match will be painted pink, symbolizing unity for the cause. Meanwhile, commentators will share awareness messages during the live broadcast to educate the audience.
In addition, Pink Ribbon Hospital in Lahore will offer free screening and checkups on October 28 to help women detect the disease early.
PCB’s Chief Operating Officer, Sameer Ahmed Syed, said that raising public awareness through cricket has always been one of the board’s goals. He added that the campaign highlights PCB’s commitment to social responsibility.
By wearing pink, the Pakistan cricket team aims to encourage people to learn about breast cancer, its early detection, and prevention.
In the end, this Pakistan cricket team breast cancer awareness initiative will not only promote health awareness but also inspire unity for a noble cause.
