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United Arab Emirates - The ICC T20 World Cup 2021 is reaching its business end - with two more matches to go. On Wednesday, New Zealand booked their slot in the final with an emphatic
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Pakistan - Pakistan’s skipper Babar Azam has said that “unity” is the biggest asset of his team. Talking to the media following the emphatic win in the last pool match versus Scotland, Azam said that
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Sharjah - Pakistan’s left-arm quick Shaheen Shah Afridi earned praise for ripping through India’s opening pair in their initial clash in the ongoing T20 World Cup. In his opening two overs, he sent back India’s
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Pakistan - Shahnawaz Dahani, the right-arm pacer, made headlines around the world by managing to take 20 wickets during this year’s PSL. He became the third bowler to bag that many wickets in the tournament.
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Pakistan - Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) served, on Sunday, Shoaib Akhtar with a recovery notice worth Rs100 million. In the notice, the state-run broadcaster said Akhtar had resigned on air from PTV sports on October
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Pakistan - Former Pakistan spin maestro Saeed Ajmal has asked pacer Mohammad Amir to seek an apology from India’s Harbhajan Singh. Ajmal said Amir had "jumped in" between Shoaib Akhtar and Harbhajan's Twitter conversation -
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Pakistan - After intense backlash from over and across, PTV Sports anchor Dr Nauman Niaz has apologized to fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar over his verbal brawl with the latter during a live TV show. In
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UAE - The Kohli-led squad crushed Afghanistan in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday to keep their hopes of reaching the semi-finals alive. After an unfulfilling performance by Afghanistan, fans across the globe took to Twitter to
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Pakistan - In a video released by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on its official Twitter handle, the national squad has shared interesting stories about how and why they chose their jersey numbers. Wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad
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Pakistan - Despite all the rivalries off and on the cricket pitch, Indians and Pakistanis can banter like nobody's business online. To be very honest, there's nothing like some friendly and lighthearted cross-border tweets to
