Cricket

Cricket fans are in for a treat as Pakistan and India’s emerging teams are once again set to face off next month. The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has officially rebranded the Emerging Asia Cup as the Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025, a move that aims to spotlight the continent’s next generation of cricket talent. The […]

Cricket fans around the world witnessed history as India Women delivered one of the most stunning performances in World Cup history, defeating Australia Women by five wickets in the semifinal of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 in Hamilton. Chasing a massive target of 339 runs, India pulled off the highest successful run chase in

Pakistan’s T20 captain, Salman Agha, has acknowledged his recent struggles with form but remains committed to leading the national side with determination and focus as preparations intensify for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup. Salman Agha Reflects on His Recent Form Speaking to the media, Salman Agha admitted that his individual performances in the last

Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has acknowledged that the team’s batters failed to handle South Africa’s disciplined bowling in the recent match. Despite the setback, he remains optimistic about improving performance and maintaining focus on collective progress rather than individual failures. Dew Factor Influenced Pakistan’s Decision During a media interaction, Saim Ayub revealed that the heavy

Pakistan’s star batter Babar Azam found himself in the headlines for an unfortunate reason during the first T20 International against South Africa, as he matched Shahid Afridi’s unwanted record of most ducks in T20I cricket for Pakistan. Babar Azam Dismissed for a Duck In the first T20 of the series against South Africa, Babar Azam

Pakistan’s star wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan has reportedly raised several questions with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after being downgraded from Category A to Category B in the latest central contracts list. Rizwan Seeks Clarity from PCB According to reliable sources, Mohammad Rizwan has not yet signed his new central contract, unlike most of his teammates

Former International Cricket Council (ICC) match referee Chris Broad has made startling revelations about alleged favoritism shown toward India in disciplinary matters. Speaking to the Telegraph, the 68-year-old Englishman accused the ICC of allowing politics and financial influence to shape decisions in international cricket. “Told to Go Easy on India,” Says Chris Broad Chris Broad

Sophie Devine made her international debut in 2006 at the young age of 17, marking the start of an inspiring career filled with memorable performances. Known for her aggressive batting style and reliable medium-pace bowling, Devine quickly established herself as one of New Zealand’s most valuable players. Her final ODI appearance came against England during

Former South African captain and legendary batter AB de Villiers has come out strongly in defense of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, slamming their critics and calling them “cockroaches.” The cricket icon expressed his frustration over the unnecessary criticism directed at India’s two most experienced players. De Villiers Defends India’s Veteran Stars Speaking during a

Lahore: Former Pakistan cricketer Yasir Hameed has questioned the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) decision-making regarding Babar Azam’s selection, asking why the star batter was dropped if he was eventually going to be recalled. Hameed believes Babar’s presence in the Asia Cup could have made a big difference for Pakistan. “Babar Azam’s Presence Would Have Helped