Chris Broad exposes India’s financial power undermining world cricket
ISLAMABAD: India’s financial power has destroyed the global game of cricket, ex-ICC match referee Chris Broad said. Broad revealed that the Indian cricket team is given a privileged treatment in different aspects, thus the game loses its fairness. In an exclusive interview with a foreign media outlet, Broad disclosed criminal
T20 World Cup 2026: The 20 teams set to compete revealed
DUBAI: The 20-team lineup for the T20 World Cup next year, which will be hosted jointly by India and Sri Lanka, is finally out. According to a report on cricket website “CricInfo,” United Arab Emirates (UAE) has qualified automatically for the T20 World Cup 2026 as they defeated Japan by
Rashid Khan achieves milestone with sixth five-wicket haul in ODIs
DUBAI: Afghanistan’s ace spinner Rashid Khan, continued to show his great talent in bowling by taking five wickets in the second One Day International (ODI) against Bangladesh. Rashid was the wicket-taker of five batsmen and it is the sixth time in his career that he has got the five or
England thrash Sri Lanka by 89 runs in ICC Women’s World Cup
COLOMBO: The Women’s team of England authentically conquered Sri Lanka through their total on ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup match with no doubt of an 89 runs victory in Colombo. England batted first and made 253 runs losing 9 wickets in 50 overs, their allotted time. Nat Sciver-Brunt spearheaded the
Pakistan to face India in crucial Women’s World Cup match today
COLOMBO: In a much-anticipated match, Pakistan Women (PAK W) is all set to face Indian Women (IND W) team in ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 at R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Sunday (today). The Indian team defeated Sri Lanka by 59 runs in their opening match of the ICC
AB de Villiers slams India for mixing politics with cricket in Asia Cup
DUBAI: Former South African cricket captain AB de Villiers has roundly condemned India for what he called the mixing of politics with cricket while the Asia Cup tournament was ongoing, insisting on a clear distinction between regional politics and the essence of the game. In the release that opened debate
Saim Ayub rises to No.1 T20 all-rounder, ousts Pandya
DUBAI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) recently made public new T20 player rankings, according to which Pakistan’s Saim Ayub has become the first all-rounder of the T20 world, leaving India’s Hardik Pandya in second place. As per the report, Saim Ayub moved up four titles in the latest edition and
ICC match referee Pycroft apologises to Pakistan team manager, captain
By: Mehwish Qamas Khan DUBAI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) match referee, Andy Pycroft, has apologised to the Pakistan cricket team manager and captain over barring the captains of Pakistan and India teams from handshaking during the recent match. According to a statement issued by the Pakistan cricket board (PCB)
New World T20 Rankings: Farhan’s secured big jump, Saim and Hassan Nawaz’s declines
In the new ICC T20 rankings, the positions of players from teams of other countries, including Pakistan, have also changed. The new rankings of the ICC T20 format have been released. India’s Abhishek Sharma retains the first position in the T20 batsmen’s rankings, while England’s Phil Salt and Jos Buttler
PCB to prioritize Pakistan’s interests in Asia Cup decision amid match referee dispute
LAHPRE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has clarified that it did not make a definitive decision regarding its participation in the Asia Cup after the controversy surrounding the Pakistan-India match played on Sunday in Dubai. While talking to media persons, a PCB spokesperson stated that meetings are underway and a
