Pakistan women’s cricket team captain Fatima Sana made a heartfelt return to the World Cup just four days after her father’s death.

As the national anthem played before the match against South Africa, she was visibly overcome with emotion, tears streaming down her face as she honored her country.

Sana’s father had been a significant influence in her life and cricket career, and his recent passing weighed heavily on her.

Despite her profound grief, she chose to lead her team, demonstrating remarkable dedication and resilience during this challenging time.

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Her emotional display struck a chord with fans and teammates, underscoring the deep bond she shared with her father. As Pakistan sought a crucial victory in the tournament, Sana’s leadership was essential for the team.

Supporters have rallied around her, offering condolences and admiration for her courage in facing such a personal loss.