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In a really nice surprise for cricket fans, the President of BCCI, Roger Binny, has said that he's going to Pakistan during the Asia Cup 2023. This is a big deal because it might show
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Umar Akmal's recent tearful moment on a talk show sparked curiosity and concern among fans. The emotional display was an insight into the unseen struggles and challenges that athletes often face behind the scenes. Umar
Bilal Ahmed
In the realm of cricket, where records are made and broken, one name has been consistently rising to the top: Our very own Babar Azam. He always stays in the cricket news Pakistan's captain extraordinaire
Shakeel
Both Sethi and Ashraf have previously held this esteemed position, each imprinting their unique vision and management style onto the organization.Zaka Ashraf's tenure as the head of the PCB was characterized by a blend of
Hussain
In a thrilling showdown at the International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) World Blind Games, the Pakistan cricket team triumphed over its neighbor India by a margin of 18 runs. The match, which took place on
Hussain
Sports enthusiasts, brace yourselves for an exhilarating spectacle as the much-awaited Asia Cup 2023 approaches. The crown jewel of this tournament is undeniably the electrifying face-off between cricket titans India and Pakistan. If you're yearning
Bilal Ahmed
Pakistani cricketing icon Wasim Akram expressed his dismay on Wednesday over a decision made by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). The board had released a video in remembering the remarkable journey of the national cricket
Shoaib Ansari
Virat Kohli, the captain of the Indian cricket team, recently bestowed significant admiration upon Babar Azam, terming him the finest batsman globally.Allow us to break down this noteworthy cricketing accolade for you.In the realm of
Shakeel
Sometimes, countries have important decisions to make, and that's what's happening between India and Pakistan for the upcoming World Cup. India has said something important – they won't be giving "special treatment" to Pakistan when
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Mark Coles, who was leading Pakistan's women's national cricket team, has decided to resign from his position due to personal reasons, as confirmed by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday. Coles' decision means that
