Lahore – Pakistan cricket team’s head coach Mike Hesson has dedicated the team’s recent victories in the ongoing tri-nation series to the people of Pakistan suffering from devastating floods.

Pakistan secured back-to-back wins, first against Afghanistan and most recently against the UAE, putting the team in a strong position in the tournament. Following these triumphs, Hesson took to social media platform X to share an emotional message.

“These victories are dedicated to the flood victims in Pakistan. Many people back home are going through very difficult times. We pray for their safety, strength, and recovery,” Hesson wrote.

His heartfelt message has resonated with fans, who praised the gesture as a reminder that sports can inspire hope during times of hardship.

Currently, severe flooding and landslides have struck multiple parts of Pakistan, especially in Punjab where rivers have overflowed, displacing thousands of people. Official reports confirm that at least 30 people have lost their lives due to flood-related incidents, while countless families remain stranded, homeless, or in dire need of relief.

The cricketing world has often played a role in highlighting humanitarian crises, and Hesson’s words have amplified global attention towards the suffering of Pakistani flood victims. Analysts note that such public gestures not only express solidarity but can also encourage international relief efforts.

Pakistan’s cricket victories, usually a source of national celebration, are being viewed through the lens of resilience and unity, giving millions of fans a reason to smile amidst the ongoing tragedy.