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October 18, 2025

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Zimbabwe confirmed for Pakistan tri-series after Afghanistan exit

Afghanistan pulled out of the series, citing the deaths of three Afghan cricketers killed in recent attacks Zimbabwe Cricket has accepted Pakistan Cricket Boy’s invitation to play a tri-series T20I after Afghanistan pulled out of the Pakistan series next month following the deaths of three local cricketers which the Afghanistan Cricket Board said was due to military strikes in Paktika province. Afghanistan, Pakistan and Sri Lanka were scheduled to compete in the tournament to be held in Rawalpindi and Lahore from November 17 to 29. However, Afghanistan’s cricket board announced its withdrawal from the series, citing the deaths of three

January 24, 2025

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Saim Ayub, Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf were included in the group of ODI Men’s ICC for 2024

The Cricket International Council (ICC) revealed the ODI men’s team of the year 2024, displaying a mixture of consistency, stars and flexibility. The team includes players from Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Western Indies, gaining recognition for their stellar contribution. Sovereignty Saim Ayub (Pakistan) had a significant year, scoring 515 series in nine matches with a 105.53 hit rate. Its three centuries included tons of back-to-back in South Africa, consolidating its location as a key opener. Rachmanoulah Gourbaz (Afghanistan) continued to excel with 531 rows with an average of 48.2, including three centuries. Its explosive blow helped Afghanistan in a

September 10, 2024

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Afghanistan team disappointed by inadequate facilities at Noida venue

Listen to the article The Afghanistan national cricket team has expressed displeasure with the facilities at the Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Stadium in India’s Greater Noida state after a rain-hit one-off Test match against New Zealand. The opening day on 9 September was washed out due to a wet pitch and persistent rain and the match continued to be suspended on the second day for the same reasons. Despite previous efforts to ensure readiness, the team has raised issues with the stadium’s facilities regarding what they see as mismanagement and inadequate amenities at the venue. Reports say that the team

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