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December 5, 2025

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Abrar, Saim and Salman move up ICC T20I rankings

(Left to right) Pakistan T20I skipper Salman Ali Agha, Abrar Ahmed and Saim Ayub. —ACC/PCB/AFP/File Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed, opener Saim Ayub and short-form skipper Salman Ali Agha have moved up the ICC T20I rankings after their outstanding performances in the tri-series against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe. In the T20I batters’ rankings, Ayub has moved up two places to 35th with 554 points, while Agha has made significant progress, jumping 11 places to reach 52nd with 507 points. However, several other Pakistani killers have experienced a downturn. Leader Farhan has slipped two places to sixth with 752 points. Former captain

November 8, 2025

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Abrar, Saim ensure Pakistan win series against South Africa

Pakistan beat South Africa by seven wickets at the Iqbal Stadium on Saturday. PHOTO: PCB Abrar Ahmed’s four and Saim Ayub’s third ODI led Pakistan to a seven-wicket win over South Africa at the Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad. Victory by 24.5 overs sees the hosts seal a 2-1 series win in Shaheen Shah Afridi’s first assignment as ODI captain. The Pakistan Cricket Board praised the performance in its press release and match report. After electing to bat first, South Africa got off to a decent start with a 72-run opening partnership between Quinton de Kock (53, 70b, 6x4s, 1×6) and

October 1, 2025

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Saim Ayub Dethrones Hardik Pandya to make top ranking T20i All-Rounder

This collage shows Pakistani All-Rounder Saim Ayub (left) and Indian cricket Hardiik Pandiya. – ACC/AFP Pakistan’s Saim Ayub climbed to the top of the ICC T20 International All-Rankings, signaling an important milestone in his career. Despite the recent dip in the format, Ayub’s performance with the ball has lifted him up in the number one. The 22 -year -old opening beaten over Hardik Pandya, India, who has fallen in second. Afghanistan’s Mohamad Nabi maintained the third point with 231 points. Among other Pakistani players, Mohammad Nawaz climbed to four points in 13th to 166 points, along with Faheem Ashraf, who

September 13, 2025

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Asia Cup Trophy Ultimate Target, not only victory over India: Saim Ayub

Saim Ayub celebrates his century in the ODI series against South Africa. -AFP Dubai: The day before the long -awaited race, Pakistani Open Saim Ayub expressed confidence in the young team in front of the Asian Cup Cup clash, scheduled for Sunday (tomorrow) in Dubai. Speaking at a press conference before matching, the young top -class stroke emphasized that the focus of Pakistan is to win the tournament and not just the bilateral meeting. Responding to a question about dealing with the fast -paced Indian Bulletin Jasprit Bumrah, Pakistani’s Ayub ace said he was ready to take over any bell

August 2, 2025

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Saim Ayub, Hasan Nawaz Key Performers, as Shaheens take the lead in the T20i series

Pakistan’s simple performance prompted them to a fascinating 14-firing victory in the West Indies at T20i’s opening of the three-game series at Central BrOWD Regional Park, Lauderhill, on Friday. Chasing a 179 target, the West Indies retreated after a very promising start, ending at 164-7. Open a couple Jewel Andrew and Johnson Charles gave their side a fixed foundation, placing 72 runs for the first wicket. However, the game turned his head to the 12th, when Pakistan’s Mohamad Nawaz took three wickers in a single above, reducing the western India from 72-0 to 75-3. Andrew (35) and Charles (35) both

April 17, 2025

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Mohammad Hafeez launches PCB, praised Saim Ayub and has tips for Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan

Former Pakistan Mohammad Hafeez made headlines on April 16 with a sincere fan interaction on X, criticizing political interference with the Pakistani Cricket Board of Directors and supporting both the rising stars and the senior players. During an open Q&A with fans, Hafeez addressed multiple issues facing Pakistan’s cricket, including the appointments of the Board of Directors, the selection of the team, the emerging players and the direction of the national team. Responding to a question about the political influence on cricket decisions, Hafeez observed: “The appointment of the PCB president is always based on the political background … I

February 19, 2025

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Kashaf Ali responds to rumors dating to Saim Ayub

Listen to the article Instagramer Kashaf Ali responded to speculation about her connection to Cricket Saim Ayub, calling the rumors of “unfounded” and “unnecessary gossip”. A video by Ayub and Ali enjoying time together in London recently appeared in social media, leading to wide speculation for their relationship. Their clip showed them in a bowling, chatting and taking selfies, which triggered curiosity among the fans. Taking on Instagram, Kashaf Ali turned to the dispute, criticizing both the media and the public of focusing on insignificant issues. “There are countless important issues in our country, but people choose to discuss irrelevant

January 27, 2025

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Can’t risk Saim Ayub’s career for Champions Trophy: PCB Chairman

Saim Ayub (right) is helped off the field after an injury on January 3, 2025, while PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi addresses the media. – AFP/app/file Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has hinted at Saim Ayub’s omission from the upcoming Champions Trophy, saying the board is determined not to rush the young batsman’s recovery process. Pakistan are yet to reveal their ICC Champions Trophy 2025 squad, with the governing body saying on January 21 that it had entered the final stage of consultation on the marquee event, which will be held next month. The PCB chief confirmed to the

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

January 7, 2025

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Saim Ayub goes to London for treatment after ankle injury

Listen to the article Pakistan all-rounder Saim Ayub flew to London on Tuesday for immediate medical treatment after injuring his ankle during the second Test against South Africa. The left-hander suffered a fractured right ankle while fielding on Friday on the first day of the match, which Pakistan eventually lost by ten wickets. Assistant coach Azhar Mahmood accompanied Ayub on his trip to London for the treatment. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has personally overseen Ayub’s well-being, ensuring he receives top-notch medical care. As per Naqvi’s instructions, the young batsman is set to undergo a thorough examination by

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