[ad_1] EW DELHI: In a major blow to Pakistan Cricket, the board chairman Zaka Ashraf on Friday announced his decision to resign.Ashraf announced his decision to step down after chairing a managing committee meeting in Lahore. Ashraf took the PCB chief role from Najam Sethi in July last year. The government’s inter-provincial coordination committee had…
[ad_1] Pakistan are expected to go for a new opening pair in the T20 series in New Zealand with Muhammad Rizwan to partner young Saim Ayub instead of Babar Azam. According to reports from Auckland, the team management had Rizwan and Saim batting in the nets against the new ball bowlers while Babar and Fakhar…
[ad_1] Pakistan went down without putting a fight against Australia in the three-match Test series, suffering a 0-3 whitewash Down Under against the Pat Cummins-led side. The biggest loophole in their performance was the poor the outing of the pacers, including new T20I captain Shaheen Afridi, who was rested for the final game of the…
[ad_1] Shaheen Afridi will lead Pakistan in the upcoming T20I series against Australia.© AFP Former India batter Aakash Chopra has raised concerns over the future of Test cricket, saying that the longest format of the game has been put on “ventilator”. Chopra’s comments came after South Africa named a second string squad for their upcoming…
[ad_1] Former Pakistan pace greats Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis criticised the decision to rest fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi in the third and final Test against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), with Akram warning players to decide if they want to be the greats of their sport or a millionaire by playing…
[ad_1] Wasim Akram advised the Pakistan players to focus on their line and length.© X (Twitter) Wasim Akram was critical of the Pakistan pacers’ approach during the first Test against Australia at the Optus Stadium in Perth. His reaction came after Australia piled up 487 in 113.2 overs against Pakistan, riding on David Warner‘s 26th…
[ad_1] Playing the first test series after ICC Men’s World Cup 2023, Pakistan managed to bowl Australia out for 487 on Day 2 of the series opener in Perth, as its bowlers returned to form following a bashing on Day 1. In the absence of Naseem Shah and Haris Rauf, Pakistan’s pace attack lacked both…
