Cricket

In one of the lighter moments of the Asia Cup 2025, Afghanistan captain Rashid Khan became the subject of online jokes after a misunderstanding during the crucial clash against Sri Lanka. The star all-rounder was bowled out but mistakenly thought he had been given out leg-before-wicket (LBW), leading him to request a review. The Confusion […]

As Pakistan prepares to face India in the upcoming Asia Cup Super Four match on Sunday at the Dubai International Stadium, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has raised serious concerns. Officials have urged that cricket must not be turned into a political battleground and stressed that the contest should remain within the true spirit of

The Asia Cup 2025 has been full of drama both on and off the field, but the latest twist nearly resulted in Pakistan pulling out of the tournament. After days of tension, backchannel talks, and official letters exchanged between the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the International Cricket Council (ICC), Pakistan finally agreed to take

Ahead of the high-stakes Pakistan vs India Asia Cup 2025 clash, Pakistani captain Salman Ali Agha is being urged to dedicate a potential victory to the Pakistan Army. The suggestion comes as a direct response to Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav’s recent political statement. After India’s win over Pakistan earlier in the tournament, Yadav dedicated the

Indian cricket captain Suryakumar Yadav has stirred fresh controversy after reports emerged that he does not want to receive the Asia Cup trophy from Mohsin Naqvi, the current Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the Asian Cricket Council (ACC). According to Indian media, Yadav has conveyed his stance clearly, making it known that

Former Pakistan cricketer and commentator Ramiz Raja has strongly criticized Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav for making political statements during a post-match press conference. According to Raja, the comments violated ICC regulations, which clearly prohibit political discussions in official cricket events. In an interview, the former PCB chairman emphasized that the press conference held by the

According to Indian media reports, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has agreed to Pakistan’s demand to remove match referee Andy Pycroft from officiating in Pakistan’s remaining Asia Cup fixtures. The decision comes after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) raised strong objections over Pycroft’s conduct during the high-profile clash against India. Accusations of Biased Behavior The

Indian mainstream media, often criticized for fueling hostility between the two nations, attempted to push a divisive narrative during the much-anticipated Pakistan vs. India clash in Dubai. However, reality inside the stadium told a completely different story. Instead of hate or aggression, fans from both sides displayed friendship, warmth, and unity, proving that cricket continues

After defeating Pakistan in the Asia Cup, Indian cricketers walked straight to the pavilion without shaking hands with their opponents. The unusual gesture quickly drew criticism from former players and fans who saw it as unsportsmanlike behavior. Indian Captain Admits Government Order During the post-match press conference, India’s captain Suryakumar Yadav admitted that the players

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has taken a strong stance against match referee Andy Pycroft, warning that the team will not play further matches in the Asia Cup if he is not replaced. The controversy has sparked intense debate, with the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) now exploring possible compromises to resolve the issue. Background: The