The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that the fourth One Day International of the tri-nation series between Pakistan and England, scheduled for October 25 at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, will be dedicated to raising awareness for breast cancer under the Pink Ribbon campaign.
As part of the initiative, the Pakistan national team will wear a specially designed pink playing kit, while England players, match officials, and commentators will be invited to wear pink ribbons. The match will feature pink stumps, and awareness messages will be displayed across stadium big screens and LED boundary boards. Special campaign activities will begin at the venue two hours prior to the match, and official pink jerseys will go on sale starting October 19 at the PCB merchandise shop in Gaddafi Stadium and online.
PCB Chief Operating Officer Sameer Ahmed Syed highlighted that the board aims to leverage cricket’s massive reach to spread vital messages about early detection and treatment, while PCB Director Commercial Ali Adnan Zaidi urged fans to embrace the campaign and champion regular screening within their families and communities.
