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PCB, Cricket Italy ink MoU on broader cooperation

Published on: November 29, 2025 1:04 AM

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has entered into a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Italian Cricket Federation (FCRI) marking a significant step forward in international cricket cooperation and sports diplomacy.

The MoU was penned by Chief Operating Officer (COO) PCB Sumair Ahmad Syed and President FCRI Ms. Maria Lorena Haz Paz.

Under this strategic partnership, both organizations will collaborate to support the development of men’s and women’s cricket in Italy, following the Italian national team’s recent qualification for the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.

The agreement outlines a comprehensive framework focused on technical, structural and competitive development.

The key areas of cooperation include: Exchange of technical and coaching experts, joint development and training programmes, including camps, workshops, seminars, friendly matches and bilateral tournaments at various levels, support for infrastructure enhancement and youth cricket development across Italy.

Speaking on the occasion, PCB COO Sumair Ahmad Syed emphasized the PCB’s commitment to contributing to global cricketing growth, stating that this partnership represents an important opportunity to strengthen sporting and cultural ties between Pakistan and Italy.

FCRI President Maria Lorena Haz Paz welcomed the collaboration, noting that the agreement aligns with Italy’s broader strategy to elevate its cricketing standards.

She added that the FCRI was in the process of securing additional bilateral partnerships with foreign cricket boards to further accelerate the sport’s development in the country.

The PCB looks forward to a productive and long-term partnership that will benefit players, coaches and fans in both nations.

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Italy, MoU, Pakistan Cricket Board

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