COAS Gen Bajwa lavishes praise on Najam Sethi for reviving international cricket
ISLAMABAD - The Chief of Army Staff, General Qamar Javed Bajwa felicitated Pakistan Cricket Board chief Najam Sethi over successfully managing the affairs related to the return of international cricket in Pakistan.
“I wish to express my hearty felicitation to you and your team on the conduct of Pakistan Super League and home series with West Indies in Pakistan,” General Bajwa said in a letter dated May 3.
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“We appreciate your diligence and patriotic zeal in making these events a resounding success. With best wishes and warm regards to all functionaries of PCB,” the letter stated.
The COAS hailed PCB for arranging such an event after a long period of time and promised the full support of security agencies in order to bring international cricket home completely.
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PCB thanked Army chief for appreciating the efforts of management and fully supporting the successful conduct of events in Pakistan.
“I wish to express my hearty felicitation to you and your team on the conduct of Pakistan Super League and home series with West Indies in Pakistan,” General Bajwa said in a letter dated May 3.
https://twitter.com/TheRealPCBMedia/status/993721079993643008
“We appreciate your diligence and patriotic zeal in making these events a resounding success. With best wishes and warm regards to all functionaries of PCB,” the letter stated.
The COAS hailed PCB for arranging such an event after a long period of time and promised the full support of security agencies in order to bring international cricket home completely.
https://en.dailypakistan.com.pk/pakistan/coas-gen-bajwa-holds-reception-for-victorious-pakistan-team/
PCB thanked Army chief for appreciating the efforts of management and fully supporting the successful conduct of events in Pakistan.
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