Hong Kong's Maryam Bibi carries father's dream into clash against India

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Hong Kong vice-captain Maryam Bibi is preparing for a high-stakes match against India, a moment she considers both a competitive and personal milestone. Her cricket journey started informally with tape-ball games before progressing to international representation. Bibi has spoken of fulfilling her father's dream as a key motivation heading into the fixture. She also hopes her performance will serve as an inspiration for young girls aspiring to take up the sport.

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