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KARACHI, May 20, 2026: During their recent Pakistan tour, the Zimbabwe women’s national cricket team visited the Special Security Unit headquarters in Karachi. The visit highlighted Pakistan’s growing ability to safely host international sporting events.
On the occasion, SSU Commandant Amir Khan Niazi welcomed the players and officials. He briefed the delegation on the unit’s responsibilities, training systems, and operational role. Moreover, he said the SSU gives top priority to the security of foreign players and international events alongside public safety duties.
In addition, Amir Khan Niazi stressed that all state institutions share the responsibility of ensuring a safe environment for visiting teams. According to him, sports now play a key role in promoting peace, goodwill, and international relations.
Meanwhile, the Zimbabwe women’s team toured different sections of the headquarters. The players and officials closely observed the SSU’s training methods, discipline, and modern operational systems. Consequently, they praised the professionalism and preparedness of the force.
The visiting delegation also appreciated the role of female SSU officers assigned to their security. They expressed satisfaction that specially trained female personnel remained with the players throughout the tour and carried out their duties professionally.
Furthermore, the team praised the overall security, hospitality, and arrangements during their stay in Pakistan. They described their experience in Karachi as safe, comfortable, and enjoyable.
At the end of the visit, Amir Khan Niazi presented commemorative shields to the visiting players and officials as a gesture of goodwill and friendship. The ceremony reflected how sports continue to strengthen trust, peace, and people-to-people connections between nations.
Overall, the visit reinforced Pakistan’s commitment to hosting international sports in a secure and well-organized environment where foreign athletes can perform with confidence.
