Wahab Riaz Joins Pakistan Women’s Cricket Team as Consultant to Boost Performance and Strategy

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Lahore: Former Pakistan fast bowler Wahab Riaz has been officially appointed as the consultant for the Pakistan Women’s National Cricket Team, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Thursday.

According to the PCB, Wahab’s appointment aims to strengthen the team’s overall performance, enhance bowling skills, and bring strategic depth to the women’s side ahead of upcoming international fixtures.

Wahab, who recently served as the chief selector for the men’s team, will now share his vast international experience with the women’s squad, focusing on player development, tactical awareness, and match preparation.

Speaking about his new role, Wahab said he was honored to contribute to the growth of women’s cricket in Pakistan.

I’m excited to work with this talented group of players. Pakistan women’s cricket has immense potential, and my goal is to help them perform fearlessly at the international stage, he said.

PCB officials expressed confidence that Wahab’s experience and aggressive mindset will inspire the players and improve team competitiveness in future series.

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Wahab’s consultancy comes as part of the PCB’s ongoing efforts to revamp women’s cricket, following the recent changes in management and coaching staff.

The former pacer is expected to begin his duties ahead of the upcoming T20 and ODI series, ensuring the team gets top-level technical and psychological preparation.