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March 25, 2025

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Former Pakistani son of Cricket Muhammad Abbas to play against his country

Listen to the article Mohammad Arslan Abbas, the son of former Pakistani cricket Azhar Abbas, is going to make his debut for New Zealand in Kiwis’s upcoming match. Arslan, a cricket first class, has been selected for the New Zealand team based on its domestic performance. Azhar Abbas, who played 45 first -class matches, moved to New Zealand with his family, where he continued Cricket’s career, playing for Auckland and Wellington. He is now the assistant coach for firebirds. Arslan Abbas, who can hit the middle class and bowl, has been selected for his flexibility. The New Zealand team will

August 30, 2024

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The first day was interrupted due to rain

RAWALPINDI: The start of the second Test match between Pakistan and Bangladesh, scheduled to start today at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, has been postponed due to rain. Earlier the launch for the match was delayed due to rain and bad weather conditions. Later, play for the first day of the match was called off due to rain. Pakistan, having suffered a historic loss to Bangladesh in the first Test, will be keen to level the series in Rawalpindi, but the weather could be a major challenge. After Pakistan’s historic loss to Bangladesh in the first Test, several of the team’s

August 29, 2024

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Pak vs Ban second match weather update for the second match of the first day

Listen to the article The second Test between Pakistan and Bangladesh, part of the ICC World Test Championship 2023-25, is scheduled to begin on August 30 in Rawalpindi. Bangladesh lead the two-match series 1-0 after securing their first Test win over Pakistan with a 10-wicket win in the opening match. Pakistan will look to level the series in this crucial encounter. However, the weather conditions on the first day may play an important role in the process. According to AccuWeather, temperatures are expected to be around 27°C, although it will be closer to 30°C due to high humidity. Cloudy skies,

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