Previous Pakistan skipper Nida Dar and all-rounder Aliya Riaz have been avoided with regard to the 16-part rundown of PCB's halfway contracted players as the board "moves its concentration towards fostering the up and coming age of cricketers in arrangement with the ICC Ladies' Future Visits Program 2025-29". PCB has parted the rundown in four classes for the 2024-25 worldwide season, , without uncovering the authoritative measure of each, and it's powerful from 1 July 2024, following a yearly execution survey. Last year, 20 players had gotten agreements for a two-year time frame. New skipper Fatima Sana and her delegate, wicketkeeper-player, Muneeba Ali have been raised to Class, some time left-arm spinner Sadia Iqbal has climbed to Classification B. The rundown remembers three first-time beneficiaries for Gull Feroza, Rameen Shamim, and Tasmia Rubab. Strangely, Dar had captained Pakistan in the Asia Cup in Sri Lanka, in July, similar period under which this agreement falls. Post the Asia Cup semi-last exit because of possible victors Sri Lanka, Dar was supplanted as chief by Sana scarcely two months in front of the T20 World Cup in UAE. The home 1-2 series misfortune to South Africa was Sana's most memorable task responsible for the group. Other than Dar and Riaz, the agreements of Sidra Nawaz, Anosha Nasir, Eyman Fatima and Shawaal Zulfiqar have likewise not been restored however they stay accessible for determination. "The 2024-25 focal agreements mirror our forward-looking methodology as we get ready for the new ICC Ladies' Future Visits Program," PCB Head Working Official Sumair Ahmad Syed said. "By additional putting resources into laid out players through fundamentally upgraded retainers and offering clear pathways to the arising cricketer, we expect to work out some kind of harmony between supporting future stars and supporting intensity at the most significant level. "Ladies' cricket is a foundation of our more extensive improvement technique. The PCB is focused on furnishing our ladies cricketers with assets, open doors and backing they need to succeed. These agreements boost current players as well as move the cutting edge to think ambitiously and push the limits of what they can accomplish. Our vision is clear: to fabricate a more grounded and more cutthroat Pakistan ladies' group that can reliably challenge on the worldwide stage and gladly address the country in impending ICC occasions."