The England cricket team under the leadership of Ben Stokes has arrived in Pakistan for the 3-match test series and this is the visit of England’s test team to Pakistan after 17 years and captain Stokes has come to Pakistan for the first time. Social networking website Twitter In a statement, Ben Stokes said that ‘I am donating the match fee earned from this Test series to the flood victims of Pakistan’.
Ben Stokes said in his statement that “It is wonderful to come to Pakistan for the first time for this historic series”.
<blockquote class=”twitter-tweet”><p lang=”en” dir=”ltr”>I’m donating my match fees from this Test series to the Pakistan Flood appeal ❤️🇵🇰 <a href=”https://t.co/BgvY0VQ2GG”>pic.twitter.com/BgvY0VQ2GG</a></p>— Ben Stokes (@benstokes38) <a href=”https://twitter.com/benstokes38/status/1597170046857465856?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw”>November 28, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src=”https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js” charset=”utf-8″></script>
“It’s a very exciting moment to come here after 17 years as a Test team, there is a sense of responsibility among the players and there is a support group and it’s special to be here,” he said.
He said that this year’s flood has caused havoc in Pakistan and it is very sad, it has had a deep impact on the country and the people.
Ben Stokes said, “Cricket has given me a lot in life and I think it’s only right to give something back outside of cricket.”
While announcing the help to the flood victims, he said that “I will donate the match fee earned from this Test series to the flood victims of Pakistan”.
The captain of England’s test team said that “hopefully, this donation will go towards rehabilitation in Pakistan’s worst-affected areas”.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has praised England cricket team captain Ben Stokes’ announcement of donating his entire Test series fee to the flood victims of Pakistan, describing it as a manifestation of the great British traditions of philanthropy.
In his tweet, the Prime Minister said that compassion for suffering humanity is the greatest of all virtues.
<blockquote class=”twitter-tweet”><p lang=”en” dir=”ltr”>We appreciate the kind gesture of England Captain Ben Stokes donating his fees of entire Test series for flood victims of Pakistan. Empathy for suffering humanity is the greatest of all virtues. His gesture epitomises the great British tradition of philanthropy. 🇵🇰 🇬🇧</p>— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) <a href=”https://twitter.com/CMShehbaz/status/1597205209507598336?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw”>November 28, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src=”https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js” charset=”utf-8″></script>
It should be noted that in August and September of this year, more than 1700 people were died and many were displaced due to the worst floods as a result of monsoon rains in different areas of Sindh, Balochistan, South Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said in an address to the world leaders at the United Nations headquarters last month that more than 1 million houses were destroyed by floods, crops standing on 4 million acres of land were destroyed, nearly 9 lakh cattle were washed away and thousands of kilometers of roads were destroyed. .
The Prime Minister said that according to an estimate, the national economy has lost at least 30 billion dollars due to floods.
The captain of the England cricket team, who is visiting Pakistan, has announced a donation for the flood disaster in Pakistan.
It should be noted that the England team has come to play the Test series in Pakistan after 17 years. Before that, the England team had come to Pakistan for the T20 series in September and October, but the tour could not be completed due to the T20 World Cup.
The England team last toured Pakistan in 2005 and the last Test was played in Multan where England were defeated by 22 runs.
According to PCB’s schedule, the first Test of the current series will start on December 1 in Rawalpindi and the remaining two matches will start on December 9 and 17 in Multan and Karachi respectively.
England captain Ben Stokes announced to donate the match fee to the flood victims…
Islamabad; England’s test team captain Ben Stokes expressed his happiness on coming to Pakistan for the test series and said that the worst flood in Pakistan has caused a lot of damage and The match fee for their entire series will go to the victims.
The England cricket team under the leadership of Ben Stokes has arrived in Pakistan for the 3-match test series and this is the visit of England’s test team to Pakistan after 17 years and captain Stokes has come to Pakistan for the first time. Social networking website Twitter In a statement, Ben Stokes said that ‘I am donating the match fee earned from this Test series to the flood victims of Pakistan’.
Ben Stokes said in his statement that “It is wonderful to come to Pakistan for the first time for this historic series”.
“It’s a very exciting moment to come here after 17 years as a Test team, there is a sense of responsibility among the players and there is a support group and it’s special to be here,” he said.
He said that this year’s flood has caused havoc in Pakistan and it is very sad, it has had a deep impact on the country and the people.
Ben Stokes said, “Cricket has given me a lot in life and I think it’s only right to give something back outside of cricket.”
While announcing the help to the flood victims, he said that “I will donate the match fee earned from this Test series to the flood victims of Pakistan”.
The captain of England’s test team said that “hopefully, this donation will go towards rehabilitation in Pakistan’s worst-affected areas”.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has praised England cricket team captain Ben Stokes’ announcement of donating his entire Test series fee to the flood victims of Pakistan, describing it as a manifestation of the great British traditions of philanthropy.
In his tweet, the Prime Minister said that compassion for suffering humanity is the greatest of all virtues.
It should be noted that in August and September of this year, more than 1700 people were died and many were displaced due to the worst floods as a result of monsoon rains in different areas of Sindh, Balochistan, South Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said in an address to the world leaders at the United Nations headquarters last month that more than 1 million houses were destroyed by floods, crops standing on 4 million acres of land were destroyed, nearly 9 lakh cattle were washed away and thousands of kilometers of roads were destroyed. .
The Prime Minister said that according to an estimate, the national economy has lost at least 30 billion dollars due to floods.
The captain of the England cricket team, who is visiting Pakistan, has announced a donation for the flood disaster in Pakistan.
It should be noted that the England team has come to play the Test series in Pakistan after 17 years. Before that, the England team had come to Pakistan for the T20 series in September and October, but the tour could not be completed due to the T20 World Cup.
The England team last toured Pakistan in 2005 and the last Test was played in Multan where England were defeated by 22 runs.
According to PCB’s schedule, the first Test of the current series will start on December 1 in Rawalpindi and the remaining two matches will start on December 9 and 17 in Multan and Karachi respectively.
