The initiative aims to uncover hidden gems from schools and prepare them for the future of Pakistan cricket.

The program was officially launched by PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, who unveiled the trophy and distributed kit bags among the participating school teams. His presence created excitement and hope among young cricketers.

Reports confirm that 391 schools from across Pakistan are taking part in this grand event. Experts say it will serve as a powerful platform to bring out raw talent from the new generation and polish them for higher levels.

Speaking at the event, Mohsin Naqvi said the program is vital for the bright future of Pakistan cricket. He expressed hope that new players discovered through this platform will one day represent the national team and make the country proud.

Under the program, the most outstanding young players will earn places in Under-15, Under-17, and Under-19 regional teams, as well as cricket academies. These selected players will also receive international standard coaching and training to boost their skills.

Cricket experts believe this step by PCB will strengthen the junior cricket structure in Pakistan. It will also prove to be a milestone in building talent from the grassroots level and ensuring a steady flow of players for the national side.

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This is a big move by PCB. It will help young talent rise from schools and get professional training. Many fans are curious to see if the next national hero will be discovered through this program. It shows Pakistan cricket is now focusing on the future.