Rahat Shah

Pakistan’s former Test cricketer Tauseef Ahmed has weighed in on the recent decision to remove Mohammad Rizwan as Pakistan’s ODI captain, suggesting that the wicketkeeper-batter is deeply hurt but choosing not to speak publicly at least for now. “Rizwan Won’t Speak Yet, But He Feels Wronged” Speaking on a state-run TV channel, the 67-year-old ex-spinner […]

Pakistan’s star batter Babar Azam is on the verge of another historic milestone in T20 International cricket. The right-hander needs only 9 more runs to surpass Indian legend Rohit Sharma and become the highest run-scorer in T20I history. Babar Azam Nears Global T20I Record Despite recent criticism over his dip in form, Babar Azam continues

Australia continued their dominant run in the ICC Women’s World Cup, defeating South Africa by seven wickets in a one-sided encounter at Indore. The Australian women displayed complete control over the match, thanks to a devastating bowling spell from leg-spinner Alana King that dismantled South Africa’s batting lineup. South Africa Collapses for Just 97 Runs

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reportedly decided not to renew the contract of Muhammad Wasim, the current head coach of the Pakistan women’s cricket team. According to inside sources, the board has made a principled decision to part ways with Wasim after a disappointing run under his leadership. A new head coach is expected

Despite receiving a legal notice from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Multan Sultans owner Ali Tareen has continued his public criticism of the board. Taking to social media, Tareen expressed frustration over what he described as the PCB’s failure to clear pending payments owed to Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchises. In a pointed message, he

Pakistan women’s cricket team captain Fatima Sana voiced her disappointment after Pakistan’s World Cup journey ended without a single victory. The final group match against Sri Lanka in Colombo was washed out due to persistent rain, marking another frustrating chapter in Pakistan’s campaign. Out of the seven scheduled matches, three were abandoned because of rain,

Cricket fans were surprised to see unusual blue markings on the pitch during the first ODI between Australia and India in Perth. These new lines appeared on both sides of the wicket, particularly near the leg stump, and immediately caught everyone’s attention. Similar markings were also spotted in the first ODI between Bangladesh and the