89 Sana Mir leaves as a women's pioneer in Pakistan;

Shamsa Hashmi was assigned General Manager of the Women's Wing. Things are getting on the positive side Indian women's cricket delight after a stunning execution at the 2017 Women's World Cup. The Indian female gathering got a sharp rising in pay, while there are plans to outline a gathering within the near future. On the other hand, everything isn't substantial for the women's gathering in Pakistan. Sana Mir, who has been under the organization since Pakistan's poor execution at the World Cup, has dismissed as captain. This happened after past coach Sbih Azhar depicted it as prideful, pretentious, and self-ingested. Sana by then sent an email to the PCB imparting his failure. 

She said in a letter to her. "I think this example respected women's wing is centered around players and authenticity and physical and mental and I am not willing to tackle this setting simply change things remembering the true objective to improve women's cricket." 

The official of the chlorine board, Njam Sethi, was named as a prominent cricket leader. Beside Mir, Shamsa Hashmi was removed as official general of the women's wing. The Women's Selection Committee was in like manner separated under Mohamed Elias. 

In an official explanation, the chamber said the path toward appointing new people to the assurance counseling gathering would start soon. 

Aisha pointed out, the past gathering manager was removed from this part, however did not get a short position on the wing until the plan of another CEO. 

Adding more light to the whole show, City said .. "Decisions have been made to address the rot in the execution of the ladies gathering. These are well altogether considered decisions taken after an entire inside review and I believe we will change the cricket women into a particularly bound together unit both in the field and on the level The association has expected an essential part in women's cricket in Pakistan. "She has driven the gathering with inconceivable respect and has always used her best aptitudes to serve the women's gathering." 

Before the New Zealand course of action, Pakistan joined another tutor, Mark Coles. Mir declined to appreciate the readiness camp dealt with by the PCB.