Former Pakistan women’s cricket team captain Nida Dar has announced her return to international cricket after ending her indefinite break from the game. The experienced all-rounder confirmed that she is once again available for national selection.
Dar shared the announcement through her official X account, formerly known as Twitter. She said she had stepped away from cricket to focus on her personal well-being and regain her strength before making a comeback.
The veteran cricketer expressed excitement about returning to the Pakistan setup. She said the break allowed her to recover physically and mentally. As a result, she now feels prepared to compete at the highest level again.
“After taking time to focus on myself and regain my strength, I am happy to share that I am back and available for Pakistan Cricket Team once again,” Dar wrote.
Furthermore, the former captain pledged to deliver strong performances whenever she gets the opportunity. She said she is ready to work hard and make meaningful contributions to the national side.
“Ready to give my best, work hard and contribute whenever the team needs me,” she stated. She also thanked fans, teammates, and well-wishers for supporting her throughout her journey.
“Thank you to everyone who supported me during this journey,” Dar added.
Her announcement signals her readiness to resume international duties with Pakistan. The development also provides a timely boost to the national women’s team, which could benefit from her vast experience and leadership.
Nida Dar remains one of Pakistan’s most accomplished women cricketers. Throughout her career, she has played a vital role as an all-rounder and has represented the country in numerous international tournaments. Her return increases competition for places and strengthens Pakistan’s options ahead of future international assignments. Cricket fans will now await the selectors’ decision regarding her inclusion in the national squad.
