Ushna Shah finds distinctive presence of religious colors in national cricket team
Ushna Shah consideres this portrayal to be a commendable feature, emphasizing that the team projected a message of unity, a belief in the supremacy of Allah, and a sense of camaraderie, all of which she deemed as positive attributes.


Lahore: Pakistani actress Ushna Shah on Monday remarked on the distinctive presence of religious colors in the current Pakistan cricket team.
Ushna Shah and Ahsan Khan were asked about their initial impressions of the Pakistan team.
“To be honest, I've never closely followed the team. I was raised in Canada and haven't had the opportunity to watch legendary cricketers in action. Therefore, I can't make direct comparisons with previous teams. However, I can acknowledge that the current team has earned a positive reputation from a certain perspective; they are delivering strong performances,” said the actress while talking to a local TV.
She went on to highlight that the current team has portrayed a unique image, with a focus on the religious dimension. Ushna Shah considered this portrayal to be a commendable feature, emphasizing that the team projected a message of unity, a belief in the supremacy of Allah, and a sense of camaraderie, all of which she deemed as positive attributes.
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