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Team Pakistan Triumphs at 3rd SCG Multicultural Cup 2025

Sydney Cricket Ground hosts a vibrant celebration of diversity and cricket.

SYDNEY/LONDON: The iconic Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) played host to the 3rd SCG Multicultural Cup 2025, a dynamic tournament that brought together cricketing talent from diverse communities across Australia. The event, held on 19 February, celebrated unity, sportsmanship, and the rich multicultural fabric of the nation.

In a thrilling finale, Team Pakistan claimed their maiden SCG Multicultural Cup title, securing victory in the tournament’s third edition. The winning team was presented with the trophy by Nick Hockley, CEO of Cricket Australia, who lauded the event’s unifying spirit. “The SCG Multicultural Cup is a shining example of how cricket brings people together, transcending cultural boundaries and celebrating Australia’s diversity through sport,” he said.

A Platform for Diversity and Talent
The tournament featured community teams representing Pakistan, Australia, India, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal, highlighting the multicultural essence of Australian cricket. The event also saw participation from cricket legends and international stars, adding to the excitement.

  • Brett Lee and Usman Qadir represented Australia.
  • Imrul Kayes (Bangladesh) and Abinash Bohara (Nepal) showcased their skills for their respective teams.

Voices from the Event
Kerrie Mather, CEO of Venues NSW, expressed pride in hosting the tournament, stating: “The SCG Multicultural Cup is a true celebration of diversity, bringing communities together through the spirit of cricket. Seeing players from different cultural backgrounds unite on this iconic ground underscores the power of sport in fostering inclusion and camaraderie. We are committed to supporting this initiative and watching it grow in the years to come.”

Kamil Khan, founder of the SCG Multicultural Cup, highlighted the tournament’s growing impact: “Each year, this event continues to expand, providing a platform for talented cricketers from diverse backgrounds to compete on one of the world’s most iconic grounds. The 2025 edition has set the stage for even greater participation and engagement in the future.”

A Bright Future Ahead
The success of the 2025 SCG Multicultural Cup underscores its role as a premier cricketing event that celebrates diversity, talent, and the unifying power of sport. With growing community support and participation, the tournament is poised to become an even bigger celebration of Australia’s multicultural spirit in the years to come.

For more updates on the SCG Multicultural Cup and future editions, visit the official SCG and Cricket Australia websites.

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