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March 11, 2025

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Mohsin Naqvi admitted that he doesn’t know Cricket: Shahid Afridi

Listen to the article Former Pakistani Captain Shahid Afridi urged Pakistan Critic Council President Mohsin Naqvi to focus on a single role instead of managing multiple responsibilities. Speaking at an event in Karachi, Afridi said the PCB presidency requires full -time commitment and cannot be addressed alongside other government roles. “Mohsin Naqvi is willing to work. But he has no prior experience in cricket. He must choose a position because managing three roles at the same time is not possible. He also called on Mohsin Naqvi to involve experienced professional crickets in key decision -making roles. Shahid Afridi also expressed

March 11, 2025

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Mohsin Naqvi Celebrates CT’s successful hosting of Pakistan

Pakistan Cricket (PCB) President Mohsin Naqvi has welcomed Pakistan’s successful hospitality for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, signaling an important milestone in the history of the nation. The smooth execution of the tournament enhances Pakistan’s ability to organize international high profile events. In a message on X, Naqvi expanded his gratitude to all those who contributed to the success of the tournament. “I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the devoted PCB Team, the Vigilant Law Agencies, the supportive provincial governments, the ICC officials and all the seemingly involved in the Cricket team traveling to Pakistan for The

March 1, 2025

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Babar is facing possible exclusion as PCB prepares 5-6 changes for NZ Tour

Listen to the article Following a frustrating performance at Trophy Champions, Pakistan’s national team is expected to make 5 to 6 changes for New Zealand’s upcoming tour, with senior players, including Babar Azam, to rest. Sources have revealed that Pakistan Cricket (PCB) president Mohsin Naqvi recently visited the Cricket National Academy to deal with promising domestic players in the country. The meeting, which included a sincere exchange of views, allowed Naqvi to hear the players’ concerns, who expressed their hopes and challenges in today’s landscape. The domestic players who participated in the meeting included Haider Ali, Moaz Sadaqat, Muhammad Suleman,

March 1, 2025

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England is struggling as southern African pellers dominate

England’s decision to win first after the victory of the 2025 ICC Champions match against South Africa proves to be difficult as they face a harsh challenge in Karachi. On 159/7 after 32.4 overs, England’s entries have retreated, with the team struggling to build corporate relationships and losing wickers at regular intervals. The top class was quickly disassembled with Phil Salt (8), Ben Duckett (24) and Jamie Smith (0) all cheap. Joe Root (37) and Harry Brook (19) provided short resistance, but both players were rejected before they could promote for higher scores. The middle class had no better, as

February 25, 2025

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Mohammad Amir calls for selectors’ accountability, rizwan questions

Former Pakistan Pacer Mohammad Amir has criticized the team’s performance after the loss of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in India, questioning Muhammad Rizwan captain and demanding more accountability from choices during the team selection. Rizwan’s captain Amir questioned Rizwan’s observations after the match, especially his claim that Saim Ayub was a “gate factor” in the team and that his absence left the team upset. “If this is the case, then Australia should have stayed at home. He claimed that a captain should not be based on a player to determine the team’s performance and to challenge why Pakistan did

February 24, 2025

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Wasim Akram says “enough is enough”, calls on Pakistan’s team review

The legend of Pakistani cricket Wasim Akram has strongly criticized the national team after the defeat of six Wickets in India at the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Loss at Dubai’s international stage has almost ended the defense of Pakistan’s title, with the team struggling to keep their campaign alive. First, Pakistan published 241 before going to the final. India was chasing the target comfortably, winning 45 balls to exchange, led by Virat Kohli’s undefeated century. Speaking on a television program, Akram called for emergency reforms in the white ball cricket in Pakistan. “It’s enough enough. Now it’s time to take

February 20, 2025

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Wasim Akram analyzes Pakistan’s performance against New Zealand

The legend of Cricket Wasim Akram has criticized Pakistan’s bowling to death after the loss of 60 New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 opened at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi. Pakistan has admitted 113 trips to the last 10 overs, allowing New Zealand to publish a imposing 320/5 in 50 overs. Akram pointed out Pakistan’s inability to get Wickets in the middle overs as a key reason for their struggles in death. Without discoveries in the middle phase, New Zealand’s strokes were capitalized in the final overs, leaving Pakistan’s pilgrims with little control. Death-hugs the bowling match

February 17, 2025

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5 spinners that will shine in ICC Champions Trophy 2025

Spin Bowling is expected to play an important role in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, with Pakistan stadiums favoring historically late bowlers. Dry conditions and abrasive surfaces in places such as Lahorei, Karachi and Rawalpindi help the spinners with traction, turning and variable bounce. Groups with quality spreads could gain an advantage, especially in the middle overs. This makes Pakistan’s decision to include only 1 higher rotating in the group even more enigmatic. Here are 5 spinners that could have a significant impact on their teams on the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. 1. Rashid Khan (Afghanistan) Type: Right arm (with

February 14, 2025

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Babar Azam breaks another record of Virat Kohli

Listen to the article Pakistan’s star Batter Babar Azam succeeded another landmark on Friday during the final of the three series against New Zealand at the National Bank Stadium, making the last Pakistani cricket to participate in the exclusive 6,000 run in an international running (ODIS) . The 30 -year -old’s career now includes 34 half centuries and 19 centuries, underlining his cohesion and dominance in form. Babar Azam becomes the 11th Pakistani cricket to exceed 6,000 ODI runs, he joins an elite team of players. The list is led by Inzamam-UL-Haq, with 11,701 runs, followed by Mohammad YouSuf (9,554

February 11, 2025

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All 5 historical rivalries that are about to be rejuvenated

As the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 prepares to start on February 19, cricket fans are preparing for an exciting tournament. The open conflict between Pakistan and New Zealand in Karachi sets the tone for an event full of high -stage meetings, including some of Cricket’s most intense rivalries. This year’s edition promises to rejuvenate classic duels, bringing back history, passion and drama to the field. 1. Pakistan vs. India: Cricket’s ultimate match Few rivalries in sports can match Pakistan’s intensity against India. With the political tensions that often leak into cricket, every struggle between the two nations is of great

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