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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has firmly stated that it will not accept the hybrid model for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy. PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi emphasized that no discussions have been held regarding the hybrid model, and the board is not ready to consider it. As the 2025 Champions Trophy approaches, Pakistan is set to host the prestigious event, but the possibility of India’s participation has been clouded by ongoing political tensions. In the past, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has repeatedly refused to travel to Pakistan, leading to the relocation of the 2023 Asia…

The Pakistan national cricket team has reached Perth after traveling from Adelaide, gearing up for the decisive third One-Day International against Australia. The highly anticipated match will be played tomorrow, with the three-match series currently balanced at 1-1. Both teams are determined to claim victory and secure the series win, making for an exciting clash at the iconic Perth stadium. Pakistan’s Historic Win in Australia: Haris Rauf’s Five-For Levels Series In a remarkable performance, Pakistan claimed only their second victory in Australia in 19 years, defeating the hosts convincingly in the second ODI on November 8. Playing in Adelaide, Pakistan…

Pakistan’s young hockey player, Sufyan Khan, has won the Rising Star Award from the International Hockey Federation. The annual awards ceremony took place in Muscat, the capital of Oman, where top hockey players from around the world were honored, and Sufyan Khan was recognized with this prestigious award. Sufyan Khan has quickly risen to prominence as one of Pakistan’s most promising young hockey talents, boasting an impressive record of 24 goals in just 48 matches at such an early stage of his career. His exceptional goal-scoring ability and sharp attacking instincts have been evident in several high-profile tournaments, including the…

In a remarkable performance, Pakistan claimed only their second victory in Australia in 19 years, defeating the hosts convincingly in the second ODI on November 8. Playing in Adelaide, Pakistan bowled out Australia for a mere 163 runs, thanks to Haris Rauf’s exceptional five-wicket haul. Chasing the modest total, Pakistan made quick work of the run chase. Saim Ayub and Abdullah Shafique built a solid opening partnership of 137 runs off just 121 balls. Ayub dazzled the crowd with his aggressive knock of 82 runs, hitting six massive sixes before Adam Zampa got his wicket. Shafique remained unbeaten on 64,…

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially unveiled the much-anticipated Future Tours Programme (FTP) for women’s international cricket, outlining the schedule from 2025 to 2029. This new cycle will determine the lineup for the 2029 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, with a major expansion of teams. Expansion and inclusion of Zimbabwe: The upcoming FTP will see the Women’s Championship grow from 10 to 11 teams, with Zimbabwe making its historic debut. This marks an important milestone in increasing global representation in women’s cricket. Zimbabwe will join South Africa, West Indies, Sri Lanka, and Ireland as host nations, while also traveling…

In a dominant display of cricket, Afghanistan crushed Bangladesh by 92 runs in the first ODI of the series, sending a clear message of their growing strength on the international stage.Bangladesh lost eight wickets for just 23 runs after a terrific start at 120/2 while chasing 236.Mohammad Nabi & Allah Ghazanfar help Afghanistan take a 1-0 lead in the three-match ODI series. Afghanistan’s Solid Foundation: Afghanistan’s batting lineup laid down a strong foundation, posting 235 all out in 49.4 overs. Mohammad Nabi was the star of the show, playing a vital knock of 84 runs off 79 balls, combining aggression…

The training camp for six Pakistan players ahead of the T20 series against Australia has concluded in Karachi, and these players will depart for Australia on November 10. The players underwent five days of training at the National Bank Cricket Arena, where they practiced fielding, catching, batting, and bowling. Additionally, to adapt to Australian conditions, the batters also practiced on marble slabs. Omer Bin Yousuf spoke to the media, mentioning that his preferred batting positions are opening or one-down, but he has experience batting at the sixth position as well and is prepared to perform there if needed. Left-arm fast…

Pakistan Hockey Federation President Mir Tariq Bugti is optimistic about the bright future of hockey in Pakistan. He acknowledges the challenges ahead but is determined to restore hockey to its lost glory. He stated that 2025 will be a pivotal year for hockey, with the Pakistan hockey team expected to play bilateral series against foreign teams, which will benefit the sport in the country. He emphasized his major goals, which include winning the Junior Hockey World Cup, qualifying for the 2026 World Cup, and participating in the Olympics. Mir Tariq Bugti expressed his gratitude to Army Chief, Prime Minister Shehbaz…

Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan’s bowling action has been reported. Shakib Al Hasan’s bowling action was reported by umpires during the County Championship, and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has asked him to undergo a review of his bowling action. Shakib Al Hasan played a match for Surrey County against Somerset in September, where he took 9 wickets. He is not facing suspension but has been asked to undergo a bowling action test. This is the first time his bowling action has been deemed questionable in his career. Also Read: India’s Blind Cricket Team Receives NOC for T20 World…

India’s Ministry of Sports has issued a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to the Indian Blind Cricket Team for participation in the fourth edition of the T20 Blind Cricket World Cup, scheduled to be held in Pakistan from November 23. In a letter addressed to Shailendra Yadav, Secretary General of the Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI), the Ministry of Sports granted permission for the team’s Pakistan tour. However, it also directed CABI to seek further clearances from the Ministry of External Affairs and the Ministry of Home Affairs for the visit. The Indian team is expected to arrive…