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January 13, 2026

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Cricketers of Pakistani origin ‘denied’ Indian visa ahead of T20 World Cup

Photo collage shows US pacer Ali Khan (left) and Batter Shayan Jahangir. — AFP Some cricketers of Pakistani origin, including players from the United States of America (US), have reportedly been denied Indian visas ahead of the 2026 T20 World Cup scheduled from February 7 to March 8. Ali Khan, 36, born and raised in Attock, Pakistan, moved to the US at the age of 19, took to Instagram to share the Indian action. Sharing a photo of himself and fellow cricketer Shayan Jahangir enjoying a meal, he wrote, “Indian visa not accepted.” The post quickly caught the attention of

November 28, 2025

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Babar Azam trolls Kevin Pietersen on list of all-time favorite cricketers

Pakistan batsman Babar Azam (left) and former England batsman Kevin Pietersen. — Instagram/Reuters/@babarazam Pakistan batsman Babar Azam playfully trolled former captain Kevin Pietersen when asked if he was among his favorite cricket stars of all time. “As a youngster, I looked up to AB de Villiers — he’s my all-time favourite,” Babar said when asked about his cricketing idol during a recent appearance on Pietersen’s YouTube channel. When Pietersen jokingly asked if he was second or third on Babar’s list of favourites. The former Pakistan captain responded with a smile and replied bluntly: “No…sixth or seventh.” The 31-year-old shed light

November 17, 2025

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Salman Agha vows ‘maximum chances’ for up-and-coming cricketers in T20I tri-series

Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha addresses the pre-series conference on the eve of the T20I tri-series against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi on November 17, 2025. — X/@TheRealPCB Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha on Monday decided to give the youngsters “maximum opportunities” to showcase their talent in the upcoming T20I tri-series against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe. Addressing the pre-series press conference on the eve of the series, which was scheduled to begin on Wednesday, Agha said the Green Shirts’ priority will be to succeed in the upcoming games. While stressing that no opposition could

November 13, 2025

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Pakistan cricketers thank Sri Lanka for continuing tour

(From left) This collage shows Pakistan batsman Mohammad Rizwan, T20I captain Salman Ali Agha and ODI skipper Shaheen Shah Afridi. — Instagram Pakistan cricketers have expressed heartfelt gratitude to Sri Lanka for continuing the ODI series as planned following Tuesday’s suicide attack in Islamabad. “We are grateful to Sri Lanka and its cricket team, for standing with Pakistan and cricket at this difficult time,” captain Shaheen Shah Afridi said in a video shared by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on X. Additionally, T20I skipper Salman Ali Agha said, “Thank you, Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), for understanding and staying on the

October 28, 2025

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Indian minister blames Australian cricketers after molestation incident

Cricket Australia was forced to remove posts about the incident after cyberbullying on X.com (formerly Twitter) Australia’s players walk off the field for lunch. PHOTO: REUTERS Indian state minister and BJP politician Kailash Vijayvargiya has accused Australian women cricketers of being harassed and “touched inappropriately” in Indore during the ongoing 2025 ICC Women’s World Cup, sparking widespread criticism and outrage online. The remarks came after a man was arrested for allegedly approaching two Australian players and touching them inappropriately as they walked to a cafe from their hotel on Thursday – a day after Australia’s six-wicket win over England. The

October 25, 2025

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Two Australian women cricketers ‘touched inappropriately’ in India

Australia’s players walk off the field for lunch during their Women’s World Cup match against England at Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore, India, October 22, 2025. — Reuters Indian police have arrested a man accused of stalking and inappropriately touching two Australian cricketers participating in the ICC Women’s World Cup, officials said Saturday. The incident happened in the central Indian city of Indore on Thursday morning when the two players left their hotel to go to a cafe, police officer Rajesh Dandotiya said. AFP. “We received a complaint from the Australian team security and acted immediately, registered a case and traced

October 17, 2025

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Cricketers’ eyeballs are rocking with the new ‘Test Twenty’ format.

South Africa Test Twenty big shots, 16 October 2025. — X/@ABdeVilliers17 Cricket is set to trial a new format, ‘Test Twenty’, which combines the strategic depth of Tests with the pace of T20s. Designed to retain the tactical nuance of the larger format while making it more accessible, the Test Twenty completes one match in one day. Each match spans 80 overs, with both teams batting twice, two innings of 20 overs per side and the first innings scores in the second to balance aggression with consistency. The format accommodates all possible outcomes: win, loss, draw or draw. If the

October 16, 2025

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Australian cricketers troll India over no-handshake controversy

The photo collage shows Australia’s men’s and women’s players in a video segment ahead of India’s tour of Australia. – Screengrab/X Australian men’s and women’s cricketers have mocked India’s recent no-handshake stand against Pakistan during the ACC Men’s T20 Asia Cup 2025 ahead of their series against the Men in Blue. The players, including Josh Hazlewood, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh and Alyssa Healy, playfully joked about the row in a video shared by Kayo Sportswhich has since been deleted. In the clip, the anchors humorously pointed out India’s avoidance of traditional greetings. “We all know India is on the way.

April 22, 2025

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The salaries of Indian Cricketers 2025 revealed with new contracts

Listen to the article As the Indian Premier League (IPL) warms up with players who are playing not only for the Franchise Glory but also for the points in the India World Cup team, financial stakes have increased equally abruptly. The Cricket Audit Council in India (BCCI) announced revised Central Conventions on Monday, further enhancing the profits of the country’s elite crickets, many of whom are already one of the highest athletes in the world. The contracts, structured in four categories, provide significant annual inspectors: A+ Grade Players will receive 70 million INR (US $ 820,000), while Grade A players

March 30, 2025

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Pak Cricketers’ agent is suspended by the ECB

Karachi: The Critical Council of England and Wales (ECB) has suspended the registration of the agent representing the Pakistani crushes and officials after being found guilty of four violations of the ECB’s corruption code. This organization represents more than 80% of centralized crickets and several former stars. According to reports, this organization, the International Association of Cricket (ICA), is run by Mugees Ahmad Sheikh, who is also registered as a player with the ECB. Following a investigation by Cricket’s regulator and a hearing in an independent anti -corruption court, Sheikh found himself committed four violations of the ECB’s corruption code.

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