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Pakistan beat New Zealand by five wickets in ICC T20 World Cup

DUBAI: Pakistan beat New Zealand by five wickets in their ICC T20 World Cup Super12 match. According to the details, Opener Mohammed Rizwan made 33 runs while veteran Shoaib Malik (26 runs) and Asif Ali (27 runs) remained unbeaten as Pakistan chased the target of 135 runs in 18.4 overs. Earlier, pacer Haris Rauf led a clinical bowling show with four wickets for 22 runs as Pakistan restricted New Zealand to a small total of 134 for eight. The Kiwis were in all sorts of trouble after they were invited to bat in the face a disciplined Pakistani bowling attack

ICC T-20 World Cup kicks off in Oman, UAE today

DUBAI: The ICC T-20 World Cup kicks off in Oman and United Arab Emirates on Sunday. The first qualifier of the World Cup will be played between Oman and Papua New Guinea, while Bangladesh will face Scotland in the second match. Ireland, Namibia, Netherlands and Sri Lanka will open up their matches tomorrow. The eight teams in the first round of qualifying matches are chasing four places in the Super 12 round-robin stage. Pakistan will play its first match against arch-rival India on October 24.  The semi-finals will take place on 10 and 11 November, while the final will be

T20 World Cup: Pakistan cricket team leaves for UAE

LAHORE: Pakistan Cricket Squad leaves for UAE to participate in T20 World Cup 2021. According to the details, the national squad underwent rapid corona testing at Lahore Airport, The team will complete one-day isolation in Dubai. The squad includes 15 players, 3 travel reserves and members of the support staff. Families of some of the squad members are also leaving. The players practised for 3 hours in their last training session at Gaddafi Stadium. The players also practised bowling and batting including exercise and physical training in the training sessions under the supervision of the coaches. Pakistan will play its

Sarfaraz Ahmed, Fakhar Zaman & Haider Ali in Pakistan squad for ICC Men’s T20 World Cup

LAHORE: The national selectors on Friday confirmed Pakistan’s squad for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021, which will be held in the United Arab Emirates from October 17 to November 14. Pakistan is in Group 2 and will open their campaign against India on October 24 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. From the squad that was announced on September 4 and after taking into consideration player performances and form, the selectors have made three changes. Sarfaraz Ahmed and Haider Ali have replaced Azam Khan and Mohammad Hasnain respectively, while Fakhar Zaman, who was originally named as a travel

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