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CM Sindh Murad Ali Shah sends best wishes to "Shaheens" ahead of Asia Cup final

CM Sindh Murad Ali Shah sends best wishes to "Shaheens" ahead of Asia Cup final

Web Desk September 28, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has extended his passionate support and best wishes to the national cricket team the Shaheens ahead of their high-voltage Asia Cup 2025 final against arch-rivals India.

Expressing strong faith in the team’s potential, the Chief Minister said:

“I hope the national team will live up to the expectations of the entire nation today. The Shaheens will take the field with full force and return victorious. Our players have the complete capability to shift the momentum at any point in the match. Today is the day to crush India’s pride. The entire nation stands behind the Shaheens and is praying for their victory.”

Meanwhile, Karachi is alive with excitement ahead of what is being hailed as the biggest and most thrilling match of the Asia Cup. With cricket fever at its peak, the city's streets, cafés, and homes are abuzz as fans await the showdown in Dubai.

To ensure fans can enjoy the match together, the Sindh Government has arranged large-screen screenings at several key locations across the city.

Venues such as Port Ground, Arts Council, and the Sindh Youth Club in Gulistan-e-Jauhar under the supervision of the Sindh Sports and Youth Affairs Department will broadcast the final live, bringing thousands together to experience the drama and passion of an India-Pakistan final under one sky.

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