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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

September 3, 2025

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Salman Agha reflects lost chances

Pakistan’s captain Salman Ali Agha acknowledged that his team had only accused him of suffering from their first defeat of the Tri-Nation T20i series on Tuesday night, going to Afghanistan with 18 runs at the Sharjah cricket stage. By first choosing the bat, Afghanistan put 169/5 in their 20s, thanks to a great extent in an excellent 113 stop for the second wicket between Ibrahim Zadran and Sediqullah Atal. Despite the early pressure when Saim Ayub removed Rahmanullah Gurbaz for just 8, Afghanistan was reconstituted. The 65 of Zadran’s 45 balls and 64 of Atal’s 45 have ensured that the

August 28, 2025

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Asian Cup team in Pakistan is facing the weight of expectations

Karachi: The recently announced Pakistani team has again sparked discussions between fans and experts. With a mixture of youth talents and bold exceptions, the choice raises an important question: Does the PCB finally hit the right balance or is this other bet on the big stage? The PCB confirmed Pakistan’s team for the upcoming tripartite series against the UAE and Afghanistan, followed by the Asian Cup 2025. On paper, the side looks fresh, energetic and hungry to prove. However, for a tournament of this size – where Pakistan has not lifted the trophy since 2012 – the absence of experience

July 22, 2025

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Mike Hesson Tags Mirpur Pitch Unacceptable after Pakistan’s defeat

Pakistan’s coach Mike Hesson criticized the stadium at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, calling it “unacceptable” for international cricket, after his side fell out for just 110 in the first T20i against Bangladesh. While Hesson admitted that Pakistan’s strokes had incorrectly the circumstances, he stressed that the field did not meet the standards expected for the international game. “It’s not ideal for anyone,” he said. “The teams are preparing for the Asia Cup and the T20 World Cup and this step is not just acceptable,” Hesson continued. Pakistan’s collapse was fast, with the team slipping to 46 for

July 1, 2025

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Kamran Akmal criticized Azhar Mehmood’s appointment as Red-Ball coach

Former Pakistan Wicketkeeper-Batter Kamran Akmal has strongly criticized Pakistan’s Critical Council (PCB) for the appointment of Azhar Mahmood as a temporary coach of the National Test Team, calling on the movement of irrational poor management. Speaking to ‘YouTube’ YouTube’s podcast, Akmal said he was confused by the rationale behind the Mahmood name on a temporary basis. He issued the decision with Mickey Arthur’s previous controversial appointment as Cricket’s director, despite his continued commitments with a group of county. “I just don’t understand the logic behind this decision,” Akmal said. “It’s just like the time that Mickey Arthur’s manager of Cricket

March 16, 2025

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Pakistan set an undesirable T20I record in the defeat against New Zealand in Christchurch

Pakistan collapsed on a new low on Sunday, suffering an overwhelming defeat of nine Wickets against New Zealand in the first T20i at Hagley Oval. The loss, with 59 balls, marked Pakistan’s worst defeat in the history of the T20i in terms of the left balls. Place the bat, the new pair of Pakistan of Mohammad Haris and debut Hasan Nawaz failed to give a steady start, and both were rejected for ducks. Muhammad Irfan Khan, who was promoted to No. 3, also fell cheaply, managing only a run before Kyle Jamieson removed him. Vice President Shadab Khan also failed

February 26, 2025

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Aaqib Javed defends Pakistan’s team after Trophy Champions exit

Pakistan coach Aaqib Javed came out to support the national team after their frustrating exit to ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Speaking at a press conference on Rawalpindi, the temporary coach claimed that the team was chosen, but admitted that the results had not been in expectations. “Pakistan has chosen the best team available, but the shows do not match expectations – this is a reality,” he said. “Some players are vital to specific matches. Everyone in the team has won their position on the basis of performances. Now, besides Babar Azam, what other options do we have?” Javed rejected the

January 17, 2025

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Ali Tareen steps up to revive Ihsanullah’s career

Multan Sultans owner Ali Tareen has once again stepped forward to support fast bowler Ihsanullah, promising him a place in his President’s Cup Grade-II team, JWD. Lahore: Multan Sultans owner Ali Tareen has once again stepped forward to support fast bowler Ihsanullah, promising him a place in his President’s Cup Grade-II team, JWD. The PCB-organized tournament is scheduled to take place in April and May. In addition, after discussions with Ihsanullah, Ali Tareen announced that Multan Sultans would provide the 22-year-old Swat-born pacer with all necessary facilities and resources to help him reclaim his place in the national side and

December 25, 2024

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Saim Ayub, Agha Salman move up ICC ODI rankings

Listen to the article Pakistan cricketers Agha Salman and Saim Ayub have made significant strides in the latest ICC ODI rankings, following their remarkable performances in recent matches. Emerging player Saim Ayub, who bagged the man of the series in Pakistan’s 3-0 win against South Africa, climbed an impressive 57 places to secure the 23rd position with 603 points. His consistent performances, including two centuries in a row, have cemented his reputation as one of cricket’s rising stars. Vice-captain Agha Salman also saw a notable rise, climbing 28 places to claim 80th place with 468 points. His vital contributions with

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