34 players named for national women’s football camp

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LAHORE: The Pakistan Football Feder­ation (PFF) on Tuesday announced names of 34 women players who will take part in a national camp commencing in Lahore on Thursday.

The camp is being set up for a four-nation tournament being held in Dammam, Saudi Arabia from Jan 11-19. Besides Pakistan, teams from hosts Saudi Arabia, Comoros and Mauritius will feature in the event.

Players for the camp:

Goalkeepers: Nisha Ashraf, Rumesa Khan, Hadiqa Zafar, Fatima Naz, Mafia Parveen

Midfielders: Maria Khan, Alina Isphani, Alina Akram, Aliza Sabir, Amina Hanif, Ammal Khan, Anushey Usman, Marvi Baig, Rameen Fareed, Ruqqya Farheen, Sanober Sattar, Suha Hirani, Zehmina Malik

Forwards: Nadia Khan, Aliya Sadiq, Anmol Hira, Kainat Abdul Ghani, Nadia Shams, Naqiyah Ali, Zoya Zeeshan.

Defenders: Malika-e-Noor, Eeshal Fayyaz, Eschal Sheikh, Mishal Bhatti, Nazalia Siddiqui, Sahar Zaman, Sahiba Sherdil, Sara Khan, Sophiya Qureshi

Published in Dawn, December 7th, 2022

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