The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to write a letter to the International Cricket Council (ICC) in response to the Indian team’s refusal to visit Pakistan. The PCB has finalized legal consultations for the letter and is preparing to engage with other cricket boards to clearly communicate its position. The letter will be crafted […]
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India has refused to issue visas to Pakistani players for the Asia Youth Scrabble Championship, preventing the team from defending their title. According to the Pakistan Scrabble Association, national players applied for visas two months before the event, but the Indian High Commission in Pakistan intentionally delayed the process. While some players received their visas
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The schedule for the 2025 Champions Trophy remains unresolved, causing a delay in the official announcement. According to a cricket website, issues with the schedule couldn’t be settled, leading the ICC to cancel the event, which was initially planned for November 11. The website reports that the event was called off mainly because of unresolved
Former England cricketer Sir Ian Botham narrowly escaped falling into a crocodile-infested river while fishing in Australia. According to Indian media reports, Botham was fishing in the Moyle River in Australia with former fast bowler Merv Hughes when things took a dangerous turn. The situation became risky when Botham’s shoe got caught in a rope
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A suspect who robbed the home of former Pakistani Test cricketer Abdul Razzaq 11 years ago has finally been arrested. According to details, the suspect, Bilal, admitted during initial questioning that he had committed several other thefts. To recall, 11 years ago, a robbery took place at the 44-year-old former cricketer’s residence in Defence, where
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Following India’s reluctance to visit Pakistan for the upcoming Champions Trophy, former cricketers have urged the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to take a strong stance. Former captain Rashid Latif proposed that if India opts not to play in Pakistan, Pakistan might respond by potentially boycotting future ICC events. He stated that, whether it’s a bilateral
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In the recent three-match ODI series against Australia, Pakistan’s fast bowler Haris Rauf came close to matching a long-standing record by legendary fast bowler Waqar Younis. However, he fell short by just one wicket. In the match held in Perth, Pakistan bowled Australia out for only 140 runs in 31.5 overs. Haris Rauf bowled seven
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There have been reports in the Indian media about the possibility of the Indian team not participating in the Champions Trophy in Pakistan. No official announcement has been made yet. Recently, reports from the Indian media suggested that India’s team might skip the Champions Trophy in Pakistan, proposing a “hybrid model” as an alternative. According
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Saim Ayub Sets Record as Pakistani Opener with Highest ODI Score Against Australia on Australian Soil In the second ODI of a three-match series, Pakistan leveled the series 1-1 by defeating Australia by nine wickets. Chasing the target in Adelaide, Pakistan’s innings opened with Abdullah Shafique and Saim Ayub, who helped reach 137 runs before
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Pakistan’s impressive win in the second ODI against Australia not only leveled the series at 1-1 but also made them the most successful Asian ODI team on Australian soil. Before this victory in Adelaide, both traditional rivals, Pakistan and India, were tied with 40 wins each against Australia. Now, Pakistan leads with 41 wins in
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