First phase of Peshawar Zalmi talent hunt to find new and emerging cricketers from Friday Karachi I started.
Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Peshawar Zalmi In the three-day talent hunt, cricketers from within Sindh also had trials on Saturday.
In the trials held at Rashid Latif Cricket Academy, Peshawar Zalmi President Inzamam-ul-Haq, Director of Cricket Muhammad Akram, Kamran Akmal, Rashid Latif, Shadab Kabir and Asim Kamal took the trials.
On the second day of the trials, there was a lot of commotion in the field, even in the heat, there were young people who had registered.
Inzamam-ul-Haq said that young cricketers from other cities of Sindh are very talented.
“I was very surprised that along with Karachi, Sindh also has the best batsmen. Youths from different districts gave excellent trials.’
He further said that Peshawar Zalmi is providing a platform for all the young cricketers of Pakistan to express their talents.
After the trials, the shortlist will conduct the children’s matches, and coach the best young cricketers.
From these trials, not only Peshawar Zalmi and PSL will get new talent but Pakistan domestic cricket will also benefit.
Zafar Iqbal Brohi from Shahdad Kot also registered for Peshawar Zalmi Talent Hunt. On being selected for the trials, Zafar told Independent Urdu that he was a farmer but the passion in his heart was to become a great cricketer and that determination drew him to the Peshawar Zalmi talent hunt.
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As soon as he came to know about this event, he sold the goat for 15 thousand rupees while arranging money to travel and stay in Karachi.
According to right-arm fast bowler Iqbal, he has barely reached Karachi because he incurred a lot of expenses, but he doesn’t care because he has cleared the trials.
“I will try to go to Pakistan Super League after starting with Peshawar Zalmi talent hunt.
“I am very happy that the trials are being held under the supervision of legends, there are many talented guys here who have restored confidence in giving trials.”
Further selection will take place after the competition between the shortlisted players on the third and final day of the talent hunt on Sunday.
Peshawar Zalmi plans to organize such talent hunts in other cities like Karachi, where six teams of selected cricketers will be formed and a tournament will be held.
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**Interview with Zafar Iqbal Brohi - Participant in Peshawar Zalmi Talent Hunt**
**Interviewer**: Thank you for joining us, Zafar. Can you share a bit about your experience in participating in the Peshawar Zalmi talent hunt trials?
**Zafar Iqbal Brohi**: Thank you for having me! Participating in the Peshawar Zalmi talent hunt has been an incredible experience. When I registered for the trials, I was filled with excitement and nerves. The opportunity to showcase my skills in front of such experienced individuals is something I’ve always dreamed of.
**Interviewer**: How did you prepare for the trials, and what was the atmosphere like on the ground?
**Zafar Iqbal Brohi**: I’ve been practicing regularly, focusing on my batting and fielding techniques. When I arrived at Rashid Latif Cricket Academy, the atmosphere was electric. There were so many young cricketers like myself, all eager to impress. Even in the heat, everyone was enthusiastic and gave their best. It had that competitive spirit that you feel only during real matches.
**Interviewer**: What did you think about the talent displayed by other participants?
**Zafar Iqbal Brohi**: The talent was truly impressive! Inzamam-ul-Haq pointed out that there are a lot of hidden gems across Sindh, and I completely agree. It was inspiring to see such diverse skills among the young players, and I feel honored to be a part of it.
**Interviewer**: Inzamam-ul-Haq mentioned that Peshawar Zalmi is providing a platform for young cricketers. How do you feel about this initiative’s importance for cricket in Pakistan?
**Zafar Iqbal Brohi**: It is vital! Initiatives like this give players from all backgrounds a chance to shine and get recognized. It’s not just about Peshawar Zalmi – this is about the future of Pakistan cricket. By nurturing young talent, we can strengthen domestic cricket and eventually our national team.
**Interviewer**: Lastly, what are your hopes for the future after participating in these trials?
**Zafar Iqbal Brohi**: I hope that I can make it to the shortlist and get further coaching and opportunities to play. But regardless of the outcome, just being part of this hunt has motivated me to work harder. I believe in pursuing my passion and dreams no matter what!
**Interviewer**: Thank you, Zafar, for sharing your experiences and insights. Best of luck with your cricketing journey!
**Zafar Iqbal Brohi**: Thank you! I appreciate your support.
