The Balochistan Police honored the young left-arm pacer, Naseem Shah, by appointing him as the honorary Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) on Saturday. The appointment ceremony was held at the IG office, with the IG Balochistan Police, Abdul Khaliq Sheikh, and the Additional Chief Secretary Interior, Zahid Saleem, in attendance.
The ceremony saw the young pacer being presented with stars on his uniform, symbolizing his new rank as DSP. Naseem Shah has represented Pakistan in 15 Tests, five ODIs, and 16 T20Is and has a budding international career with 74 wickets to his name.
Naseem Shah will also be representing the Quetta Gladiators in the upcoming eighth edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), which is set to commence on February 13. Another Pakistan pacer, Shaheen Shah Afridi, was honored in a similar manner when he was appointed as the ambassador of goodwill by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) Police in July 2022.
These appointments show that the police forces in Pakistan recognize the talents and achievements of their athletes and are willing to support them in their careers. It is a great honor for Naseem Shah to receive this appointment and a testament to his hard work and success in the field of cricket.
The young pacer’s appointment as a DSP in the Balochistan Police will encourage other athletes to strive for excellence and recognition in their respective fields. It is a positive development for sports in Pakistan and a step towards further recognition and support for the country’s athletes.
The appointment of Naseem Shah as an honorary DSP by the Balochistan Police is a recognition of his talent and hard work in the field of cricket. It is a positive development for sports in Pakistan and a step towards further recognition and support for the country’s athletes.
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