Pakistan Richest Female Cricketer: Former cricketer Sana Mir is the richest female cricketer of Pakistan. Sana Mir has captained the Pakistani team for almost 15 years. This Pakistani player is quite famous in women’s cricket. Sana retired from international cricket in the year 2020. After retirement from cricket, Sana Mir is playing the role of commentator and presenter. After playing for Pakistan for so many years, Sana Mir has become the richest female player of Pakistan.

How much property does Sana Mir own?

Former Pakistan cricketer Sana Mir was also made the brand ambassador of this tournament in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifiers 2024. Sana Mir has a big name in world cricket also. Sana Mir is the owner of 1.2 million dollars. This amount in Indian currency is around Rs 10.65 crore. Whereas in Pakistani currency this amount is 33.71 crore Pakistani rupees.

Sana Mir’s cricketing career

Former Pakistan cricketer Sana Mir was also made the brand ambassador of this tournament in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifiers 2024. Sana Mir has a big name in world cricket also. Sana Mir is the owner of 1.2 million dollars. This amount in Indian currency is around Rs 10.65 crore. Whereas in Pakistani currency this amount is 33.71 crore Pakistani rupees. In her ODI career, the Pakistani player has played 120 matches, in which Sana has taken 151 wickets.

Former Pakistan player Sana Mir started her T20 International career in May 2009. In October 2019, Sana played her last T20 International match against Bangladesh. Sana Mir has taken 89 wickets in 106 matches in her T20 career. Sana Mir has scored 1,630 runs in 110 innings of 120 matches at an average of 17.91 in ODIs. At the same time, 802 runs have been scored in 81 innings of 106 T20 matches. Sana has scored three half-centuries in her batting career.

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In the Women’s World Cup 2025, Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by 7 wickets. During this match, former Pakistan captain Sana Mir raised controversy by mentioning ‘Azad Kashmir’ during the commentary. Actually, while talking about Pakistani player Natalia Parvez, she told that she comes from ‘Azad Kashmir’. But this comment created a lot of ruckus in India, Sana Mir was also trolled fiercely on social media. Now the former Pak captain has given clarification on this matter.

While commenting, Sana Mir had said, “Natalia comes from Kashmir, Azad Kashmir. Most of the cricket plays in Lahore. She had to come to Lahore to pursue her cricket career.” Claims were made on social media that Sana Mir deliberately took the name of ‘Azad Kashmir’ during the commentary. Even demanded to be removed from the commentary panel.

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Sana Mir gave a clarification on this matter through social media and said that his point was exaggerated. The former Pak captain said that his statement was not going to hurt anyone and he is being exaggerated. He was adamant on her statement and said that during the commentary, she did not say anything inspired by politics and she was just talking about the facts.

He said, “I mentioned the hometown of the Pakistani player simply, so that I can tell how many difficulties they have reached here. These are part of the commentary, in which we say where a player comes from. I also told about 2 other players who come from other areas. I do not make it a political issue.”

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Former captain of Pakistan women’s cricket team Sana Mir is caught in a big controversy. He commented on Pakistan Occupied Kashmir during a match of Women’s World Cup 2025. Sana was commenting in the match and she called PoK Azad Kashmir. Talking about Sana’s property, he is a mistress of crores. He has earned a lot through cricket. Sana also has a luxurious bungalow.

Sana Mir has played 118 ODIs and 106 Test matches for Pakistan. Official information about their property is not available, but ,Sports cafe, According to the report of Sana is $ 1 million. After cricket, she now earns through commentary. Along with this, TV also plays the role of presenter. This has increased their income significantly.

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In the Asia Cup 2025, the India-Pakistan dispute was not yet calm that a new ruckus arose in the Women’s World Cup. Former captain of Pakistan women’s cricket team Sana Mir was part of the commentary panel. During the match played between Bangladesh and Pakistan, he made a comment that took more political color than the game. The incident took place in the 29th over of Pakistan’s innings, when Natalia Parvez landed on the field for batting. Sana Mir earlier said that Natalia is from Kashmir, but immediately changing the statement and said that ‘Azad is from Kashmir’. Natalia comes from Pakistan -occupied Kashmir (POK), which Pakistan calls Azad Kashmir. The video of this comment started viral on social media, heavy opposition started in India.

Former captain Sana Mir gave clarification on the social media platform after the statement. He wrote on X (East Twitter) that it is unfortunate that my comment is being exaggerated and unnecessary pressure is being put on the people of the game. I want to clarify that the purpose of my point was only to highlight the background of a player and his struggling journey. The player I mentioned in the Women’s World Cup 2025 comes from a particular region of Pakistan and my intention was only to show their journey and challenges. During the commentary, we often share the inspiring stories of the players, irrespective of the country or region. Similarly, I mentioned that player, as I did for the other two players on the same day.

Sana Mir is Doing Commentary for the ICC World Cup …
If someone is afraid of losing his/her respect
He/She Thinks 10 Times Before Saying Anything
But she is from a country where there is no such thing as respight

Remove Her @Icc from the panel
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– AT10 (@Loyalsachfan10) October 2, 2025

To be seen in the scope of the game-Mir
Sana Mir said that please do not politicize this comment. As a commentator, our job is to focus on sports, teams and players and bring stories of their courage and perseverance to the world. There is no maliciousness for anyone in my heart nor was it intended to hurt anyone’s feelings. This details were available in the source from which I took information on the background of the player. Later he has been replaced, but I mentioned his information. I request that it should be seen within the scope of the game.

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In the Women’s Cricket World Cup, there is an important match between India and Pakistan next Sunday. Earlier on Thursday, Bangladesh defeated Pakistan and made a big upset in the match played at the R Premdasa Stadium in Colombo. In this match, former Pakistan captain Sana Mir used the word Azad Kashmir during the commentary, after which there was a ruckus. Strict rules have been made to include politics in the game of ICC, due to which there is now a demand that strict action be taken against Sana.

Many people are demanding on social media how Sana Mir or any Azad Kashmir can use the word, they dragged political issues into sports and because of this they should have strict action. Many people are demanding a ban on them for a lifetime from commentary.

Why did Sana Mir say Azad Kashmir?

While commenting during the Pakistan vs Bangladesh match, Sana Mir said that cricketer Natalia Parvez is from Azad Kashmir. This is a disputed statement to say this. For political purpose, the part of Kashmir in Pakistan is called Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK), but Pakistan calls it Azad Kashmir. While the lives of the people of PoK have become like hell, the people there constantly demonstrate against Pakistan. Now it has to be seen what action the ICC takes on it? What does Sana Mir say to the ICC that she happened unknowingly with them or she is adamant on her point.

What the hell is “Azaad Kashmir” @Icc @Bcci ,

You must take a stern action against this Pakistani commentator and send her back packing from India @Jayshah @Mithunmanhas , pic.twitter.com/cmeiqqmzgj

– Yo Yo Funny Singh (@Moronhumor) October 2, 2025

A new controversy has emerged in the Women’s ODI World Cup 2025. Former captain of Pakistan women’s cricket team Sana Mir has given a new controversy by referring to ‘Azad Kashmir’ during the commentary. Actually, this case is of Pakistan vs Bangladesh match played on Thursday, in which the Pak team was batting first and piled up for just 128 runs.

While discussing the background of Natalia Parvez in Pakistan-Bangladesh match, Sana Mir said that Parvez comes from ‘Azad Kashmir’. Indian fans have erupted on his statement and are trolling the former Pak captain fiercely. Jammu and Kashmir has been an integral part of India, but Pakistan has been claiming its claim on it for many decades.

Given the political relations between India and Pakistan, Sana Mir can become a big controversy in commentary because the Asia Cup Trophy Controversy is not over yet. In the Asia Cup 2025, 3 matches were played between India and Pakistan, in which the Indian team did not join hands with Pak players. At the same time, after winning the final, Team India refused to take the trophy from the hands of PCB chairman and ACC President Mohsin Naqvi. This trophy dispute is still going on.

Sana Mir, who mentions ‘Azad Kashmir’ in Pakistan vs Bangladesh World Cup match, would not even know herself that only 2 words she said will give rise to a very big controversy. It is so important that Indian fans are not seen in the mood to spare them on social media. An Indian fan demanded that Sana Mir should be dismissed from the commentary panel as soon as possible.

Player ‘from Azad Kashmir’ is this kind of commentary allowed?

And then they say keep politics away from sports. pic.twitter.com/1hshjrwmzg

– Lala (@fabulasguy) October 2, 2025

What the hell is ‘Azaad Kashmir’ @Icc @BcciUsing this on a global stage is outrageous. @Jayshah @Mithunmanhas. There is no ‘azaad kashmir.’ Such Anti-India Propaganda has no place in Cricket!#Pakvsban #CWC25
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– Marco (@Supremesir10) October 2, 2025

Kickout this sana mir from commentary. She is bringing politics into commentary. @Jiohotstar @Icc https://t.co/7xl4lkbptg

– Ravi (@Raviiii777777) October 2, 2025

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