ANSAR BHATTI

ISLAMABAD, SEP 30: /DNA/ – Lahore Qalandars have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Guyana’s Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport to strengthen cricket development and create international opportunities for players and coaches.

The MoU was signed by Lahore Qalandars’ Owner and Team Director Sameen Rana, Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport Charles Ramson, M.P., and Minister within the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Steven Jacobs, M.P.

Lahore Qalandars Partner with Guyana to Boost Cricket Development

The partnership brings together Lahore Qalandars’ internationally recognised player development expertise and Guyana’s strong cricketing culture. It establishes a framework for cooperation in high-performance cricket, player and coach development, technical exchange, talent identification, and knowledge sharing.

Under the framework, the Guyana Cricket Board will serve as the Ministry’s principal technical partner, providing expertise and support in the development and implementation of cricket-related programmes and initiatives.

Key Areas of Cooperation Under the MoU

Through this collaboration, Lahore Qalandars will work alongside its partners in Guyana to explore opportunities for player and coach exchanges, high-performance training, coaching education, talent identification programmes, and the exchange of technical knowledge and international best practices.

The partnership will also explore the potential for joint cricket camps, coaching clinics, youth development programmes, women’s cricket initiatives, and other activities designed to strengthen cricket pathways and provide emerging talent with greater opportunities to develop.

Sustainable Pathways for Players and Coaches

A key objective of the collaboration is to create sustainable pathways that expose players and coaches to international standards, modern training methodologies, and high-performance environments. The partnership with Guyana represents another step in Lahore Qalandars’ vision of taking its development model beyond Pakistan and building meaningful cricketing relationships internationally.