Young cancer patients meet team Multan Sultans during PSL 4
SKMH kids from South Punjab spent the day with Multan Sultans celebrating their victory. They were in Dubai as partof PSL 2019 activities to spread awareness regarding cancer in children.
DUBAI: The cancer patients from Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital spent a day with the team of Multan Sultans and celebrate thier victory on Saturday in the UAE.
"Our brand ambassadors; SKMH kids from South Punjab spent the day with Sultans celebrating their victory! #JanoobKiPehchaan #LetsPlaySaeen @SAfridiOfficial," tweeted Multan Sultans.
Master blaster Shahid Afridi was 'humbled by the love & affection shown by them'.
"Their heart is bigger than their suffering. May Allah bless them all. We must count our blessings and offer help every which way. Thank you @aliktareen for this initiative of bringing them to the PSL. #HopeNotOut," he said while sharing pictures of the kids.
The Childhood Cancer Awareness Day was observed on Friday, 15 February (International Child Hood Cancer Awareness Day).
All four teams wore the Golden Ribbon on the day synonymous with Childhood Cancer Awareness.
Various match related equipment including the stumps were also themed accordingly.
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