The all-rounder shared the news through her social media platforms
Former Pakistan women’s cricket team captain Nida Dar has taken a break from cricket, citing mental health challenges as the reason.
The all-rounder shared the news through her social media platforms, stating that recent events in both her personal and professional life have significantly impacted her mental well-being.
"In the past few months, a lot has happened around me personally and professionally, which has taken a toll on my mental health. Therefore, I have decided to take a break from cricket to focus on myself. I request everyone to respect my privacy during this time," she said.
Nida Dar had been called up for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier training camp, where she underwent a fitness test. However, she was not selected for the squad based on fitness grounds.
The training camp was held in Faisalabad, but Dar did not attend. She was later asked to participate in the upcoming National T20 Cup, a domestic tournament, but she declined and officially stepped away from the game to prioritize her mental health.