Mohammad Yousuf and Sana Mir inducted into PCB Hall of Fame

Voting process selects batting great

Former athletes and reporters participated in a clear, unbiased vote that chose Mohammad Yousuf. The panel included PCB Hall of Famer Zaheer Abbas, former captain Ramiz Raja, and analyst Sohail Imran. He represented Pakistan from 1998 to 2010 and scored 17,300 runs in 381 international matches. The year of 2006 stands out as his most memorable season after he amassed a world-record total of 1,788 runs in Test cricket.

Sana Mir joins automatically as ICC member

Sana Mir was automatically included because she is already a member of the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame. She played from 2005 to 2019 and took 240 wickets while scoring 2,432 runs in 226 matches. Pakistan's past captain secured gold medals for the nation during the 2010 and 2014 Asian Games. Her induction recognizes her role in growing women's cricket within the country.

Total membership rises to sixteen inductees

The pair joins an illustrious list that now totals sixteen members including Abdul Qadir and Imran Khan. PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi congratulated both stars on their induction into the history of Pakistan cricket. According to him, their achievements secured a unique position within the national sport. The total number of inductees has risen to sixteen with this latest addition for 2025.