September 14, 2026
Pakistan Docked 11 WTC Points for Slow Over-Rate at Edgbaston
Pakistan lost 11 World Test Championship points and half their match fee after being ruled 11 overs short in the third Test against England at Edgbaston.
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August 24, 2026
Pakistan Stay Eighth in Test Rankings as Bangladesh Climb to Career-Best Sixth
Pakistan remain eighth in the ICC Test team rankings after their innings-and-103-run defeat at Headingley, while Bangladesh rose three places to a career-best sixth following their drawn series in Australia.
July 29, 2026
West Indies Win the First Test by 90 Runs as Pakistan Collapse for 120 Chasing 211
West Indies took a 1-0 lead in the two-match series, bowling Pakistan out for 120 in pursuit of 211 at Tarouba. Jayden Seales returned five for 20. Babar Azam, in his first Test back as captain, was left unbeaten on 58 — the only Pakistan batter to pass 25.
July 27, 2026
Masood Unbeaten on 88 as Pakistan Resume 112 Behind West Indies at Tarouba
Pakistan resume the third day of the first Test on 199 for three, trailing West Indies' first-innings 311 by 112, with Shan Masood unbeaten on 88. Captain Babar Azam fell for 23 in his first Test back in charge, and Shai Hope was dismissed eight short of a century.
July 26, 2026
West Indies Resume on 194 for 3 After Hodge’s 83 Puts Pakistan on the Back Foot at Tarouba
West Indies resumed the second day of the first Test at Tarouba on 194 for three, after a first day cut to 67 overs by rain and bad light. Kavem Hodge was unbeaten on 83 — the first fifty at Test cricket's newest venue — with Shai Hope not out on 39 and the pair 88 together.
July 25, 2026
Babar Azam Returns as Test Captain as Pakistan Open in Tarouba Against West Indies
Pakistan begin a two-Test tour of the West Indies at the Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba on Saturday, with Babar Azam back as Test captain after replacing Shan Masood. It is the venue's first Test match. Abdullah Fazal has been ruled out of both tours with a lower back injury.
Imam shines as Pakistan publishes 313-5 against South Africa in the first test
Pakistan led to a brilliant 93 by Imam-Ul-Haq to reach 313-5 after a brief fight from South Africa on the day of the first test in Lahore on Sunday. Shan Masood hit 76, but HAQ lost his hundred and Pakistan collapsed at 199-5 as four wickers fell quickly. Mohammad Rizwan, 62 not outside, and Salman Agha, Undefeated 52 in the closure, Innings were rebuilt during an unbroken sixth base of 114 at the final session in a spin-gadfi-friendly stage. Rizwan hit two and two and two six in the 12th test half a century, while Agha had two four and
