Its not just about cricket
—it's about a life where
she gets to choose.
Her game, her career & most importantly, her freedom.
Shazia Zazai and Nazifa Hamdani on the green.
When you know you’re exactly where you’re meant to be.
Listening in as Wayne Schultz sets the tone at pre-training day.
Left to right; Halima Noori, Tooba Khan Sawari, Sofia Yosofazi and Shafiqa Khan Noorzai.
Pitch in.
Be Part of Her Comeback.
Afghan women’s cricket was wiped off the map—but these players are here to change the game. "Pitch Our Future" is your chance to back a team of fearless, talented athletes fighting for their place on the field. Your support helps them train, compete, and prove to the world that Afghan women belong in cricket. So, are you in? Let’s make history together.
ACT Meteors all-rounder Chelsea Moscript in deep cricket conversation with Captain Nahida
and Vice Captain Benafsha.
Heart, courage, action.
Mel Jones. Low Key Legend.
Mel Jones didn’t just watch—she acted. As the Taliban took over, she fought to evacuate Afghanistan’s female cricketers, using her voice, connections, and belief in sport as a force for change.
We are dedicated to directing funding towards empowering independence,
fostering self-worth and expanding career opportunities.
STRONGER EDUCATED INFORMED
CHOSEN FOCUSED RESILIENT
E · M · P · O · W · E · R · E · D
Stronger together.
Meet The Women
Captured here with their coaches; Wayne Schultz, Arvind Suresh and Tayla Vlaeminck. These Afghan cricketers lost their home but not their passion. Now, they’re rebuilding their lives and careers—one game at a time. Get to know the players, their journeys, and how your support keeps their dreams alive.
Watch The Headliners
The Sports Ambassador
On January 30 Afghanistan's women played a Cricket Without Borders
XI at the Junction Oval in Melbourne, Australia, finally seeing their
dream become their reality.
TNT Sports
Coming together for a charity match in Australia that captain Nahida Sapan hoped would prompt “a movement for change”.
ABC News
The Afghanistan Women’s Cricket team has just made history, playing their first match representing their country — an exhibition match in Melbourne.
Read The Stories
The Guardian
‘We are making history’: Afghanistan women’s cricket team
offer hope for future.
Sky Sports
Afghanistan women support England's non-boycott of men's
Champions Trophy fixture.
Al Jazeera
Refugee cricketers hope the charity match in Melbourne can help
‘open doors for Afghan women in education and sport’ in the future.
Trusted Support
This movement is championed by some of the most respected governing bodies in cricket.
With the support of institutions like MCC (Marylebone Cricket Club) and other key partners, we are turning resilience into opportunity—ensuring these players have the recognition, resources, and future they deserve. Your backing isn’t just support; it’s a statement.
Little Harer in the midst of the crowds.
Bibi having a winning moment with Aimee White.
From the Journal
