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Pakistan has reshuffled its Playing XI for the upcoming tri-nation series match against South Africa. Fast bowler Mohammad Hasnain replaces the injured Haris Rauf, while Saud Shakeel steps in for middle-order batter Kamran Ghulam. The team aims to recover after a disappointing defeat against New Zealand in the tournament opener. Haris Rauf Sidelined Due to …
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Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the official opening of a new pavilion at the University Road End of the National Bank Stadium. This state-of-the-art facility strengthens Pakistan’s cricket infrastructure and marks a major milestone for the stadium. The newly built pavilion includes top-quality dressing rooms for players and match officials. High-end hospitality rooms …
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The National Bank Stadium Karachi is ready for a spectacular inauguration after a massive renovation completed in just 120 days. President Zardari to Lead Inauguration Ceremony President Asif Ali Zardari will be the chief guest at the event, which will be open to the public free of charge. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin …
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New Zealand’s Rachin Ravindra is unlikely to play in the upcoming ODI against South Africa after suffering a head injury during the tri-series match against Pakistan. The all-rounder was struck on the forehead while fielding, causing a deep cut that required stitches. New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has confirmed that he will remain under medical observation …
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Glenn Phillips’ explosive century turned the game on its head as New Zealand secured a convincing 78-run victory over Pakistan in the first ODI of the tri-series in Lahore. Phillips smashed a 72-ball hundred, leading his team to 330/6. Pakistan’s chase, anchored by Fakhar Zaman’s 84, crumbled after his dismissal, handing New Zealand a comfortable …
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Pakistan’s young opener Saim Ayub is making steady progress in his recovery from a right ankle fracture. He will continue his rehabilitation in England under medical supervision. Medical tests, including MRI scans and X-rays, confirmed the severity of Saim’s injury. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) ruled him out for 10 weeks, starting from 3 January. …
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi hosted a special luncheon at Gaddafi Stadium to honour 1,500 workers who dedicated 117 days to the stadium’s renovation. Their relentless efforts ensured the venue was ready for upcoming international matches, making them key contributors to Pakistan’s cricketing future. Recognizing Hard Work and Dedication Naqvi personally met with …
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Gaddafi Stadium has introduced a netting system to prevent cricket balls from falling into a newly built trench after a six. This upgrade is part of the stadium’s final renovations for the ICC Champions Trophy. In conclusion the enhancements aim to improve player experience and fan safety. Final Phase of Renovations The stadium’s renovation is …
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Pakistan finalizes its squad with key comebacks, while Saim Ayub remains sidelined with injury. Fakhar Zaman and Faheem Ashraf Make a Comeback Pakistan has announced its squad for the upcoming Champions Trophy, bringing back experienced players Fakhar Zaman and Faheem Ashraf. Fakhar, who had a fallout with the PCB over a social media post last …
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With only 20 days left until the Champions Trophy 2025, Pakistan remains the only team yet to announce its squad. All other participating teams have finalized their selections, but the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is facing delays due to uncertainty surrounding Saim Ayub’s injury. Delay Caused by Saim Ayub’s Injury According to a report by …
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Cricket fever is at its peak as Champions Trophy 2025 tickets are selling fast. Within hours of sales opening, tickets for three high-profile matches were completely sold out. Fans showed overwhelming enthusiasm for the tournament, proving their unwavering support for international cricket in Pakistan. High Demand for Key Matches The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed …
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The National Bank Stadium in Karachi has undergone a complete renovation for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. While construction is 100% complete, finishing touches will be finalized by January 31. However, the stadium’s seating capacity has temporarily been reduced from 32,000 to 28,000 due to ongoing upgrades, making “National Bank Stadium renovations” a central topic …
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After Pakistan’s 120-run defeat to the West Indies in the second Test, captain Shan Masood found himself addressing more than just his team’s performance. During a press conference, Masood firmly responded to a journalist’s question, which implied he should resign as captain. The heated exchange has since highlighted the importance of mutual respect between players …
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The West Indies have set Pakistan a challenging 254-run target in the final Test of the two-match series at Multan Cricket Stadium. With the series on the line, Pakistan now aims to secure a 2-0 victory. The match saw dramatic twists as bowlers from both sides dominated, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. …
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Taking a hat-trick in Test cricket is a remarkable achievement that demonstrates a bowler’s precision, skill, and ability to thrive under pressure. While this feat is rare in itself, only a handful of players have accomplished it at an advanced age. Among them, Pakistan’s Noman Ali has recently etched his name into cricketing history. Noman …
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The upcoming ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan and the UAE has sparked speculation over whether Indian captain Rohit Sharma will attend the traditional pre-tournament captains’ event in Karachi. The event, typically held in the host country, brings together all participating team captains to kick off the tournament. BCCI Yet to Confirm Scheduled for February 16 …
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced a significant tribute to two cricketing legends, Shahid Afridi and Younis Khan, by renaming enclosures at Karachi’s National Bank Stadium in their honor. This move aims to celebrate their invaluable contributions to Pakistan cricket and inspire future generations. Enclosures Named After Cricket Icons The iconic Quaid enclosure will …
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Two Pakistani cricketers, Saud Shakeel and Noman Ali, have climbed into the top 10 of the ICC Men’s Test Rankings, thanks to their remarkable performances in Pakistan’s recent Test victory against the West Indies. Despite their rise, Babar Azam, the team’s skipper, has slipped in the rankings, making this an intriguing shift for Pakistan’s cricket …
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has categorically denied claims that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) removed Pakistan’s name, the host nation, from India’s jersey for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The clarification comes amid rising tensions between the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and BCCI, fueling accusations of politicizing cricket. ICC Mandates …
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Pakistan’s spinners Sajid Khan and Abrar Ahmed delivered a clinical performance to secure a 127-run victory against the West Indies on the third day of the first Test in Multan. The hosts took a 1-0 lead in the two-match series, thanks to Sajid’s 5-50 and Abrar’s 4-27. West Indies, chasing a target of 251, collapsed …
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Pakistan tightened their grip over the first Test against the West Indies in Multan, with spinners Noman Ali and Sajid Khan wreaking havoc on a spin-friendly pitch. The duo claimed nine wickets, bowling the visitors out for 137 and giving Pakistan a 93-run first-innings lead. Later, Shan Masood’s composed half-century extended Pakistan’s advantage to 202 …
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In a challenging opening day of the first Test against the West Indies, Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan displayed resilience, guiding Pakistan to 143-4 after early trouble. The pair’s unbeaten half-centuries steadied the innings as Pakistan recovered from a precarious 46-4. This fightback, critical on a pitch expected to favor spin in later days, highlights …
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Karachi is gearing up to host the opening match of the ICC Champions Trophy next month, with special arrangements in place to ensure the tournament’s success. The city’s administration has announced comprehensive measures to provide a secure and enjoyable experience for spectators, cementing Pakistan’s reputation as a host for international cricket. Key Preparations in Karachi …
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