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Army Chief meets U-19 cricket team to celebrate Asia Cup victory

Chief of Army Staff met with the Pakistan Under-19 cricket team at

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Rawalpindi: Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff met with the Pakistan Under-19 cricket team at General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi on Monday to congratulate them on their historic triumph in the Asia Cup Men’s U-19 tournament.

Praise for discipline and teamwork

During the meeting, the Field Marshal lauded the players, team management, and officials for their discipline, teamwork, and fighting spirit. He described the team’s success as a source of immense pride for the nation and commended their dedication and hard work.

Encouragement for future excellence

Field Marshal Munir urged the young cricketers to maintain high standards of professionalism and continue striving for excellence. He highlighted that their achievement reflects the vast talent and potential of Pakistan’s youth and encouraged them to serve as ambassadors for the country on and off the field.

Youth as the nation’s cornerstone

The army chief emphasized that Pakistan’s youth are the cornerstone of the nation’s future, whose energy, talent, and character will shape national progress and international standing. He reaffirmed his commitment to empowering young Pakistanis to excel in diverse fields and contribute positively to national development through discipline, integrity, and dedication.

Team expresses gratitude

Members of the U-19 team expressed their gratitude to Field Marshal Munir for his recognition and support, calling it a source of motivation as they prepare for future competitions.

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zaryun pervaiz

The writer is a political analyst covering politics, national security, foreign affairs, policy shifts in South Asia and beyond, energy and economy.

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