Pakistan to feature in four-nation event

The Newspaper's Sports Reporter Published December 4, 2022

LAHORE: The Pakistan women’s football team will feature in a four-nation Cup in Dammam, Saudi Arabia next month, the Pakistan Football Federation announced on Saturday.

The tournament, also featuring Comoros and Mauritius along with hosts Saudi Arabia, will run from Jan 11 to 19.

The Pakistan women’s team returned to the international football fold after an eight-year exile when they participated in the SAFF Women’s Cup in Nepal in September.

Published in Dawn, December 4th, 2022

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