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  • Test Ranking Plummets: National Cricket Team Faces Severe Decline Following Clean Sweep Defeat Against Bangladesh

    The Pakistan Cricket Team has faced a sharp decline in the ICC Test Rankings following a historic 2-0 series whitewash against Bangladesh on home soil. The unexpected clean sweep has cost the national team crucial rating points, prompting intense criticism from cricket experts and sparking urgent calls for structural reforms within the red-ball setup

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    Test Ranking Plummets: National Cricket Team Faces Severe Decline Following Clean Sweep Defeat Against Bangladesh

  • Record-Breaking Performance: Ayesha Zafar Smashes Stunning Century Against Zimbabwe

    Pakistan’s Ayesha Zafar made history at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi yesterday, delivering a record-shattering century that propelled Pakistan to their highest-ever Women’s T20I total

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    Record-Breaking Performance: Ayesha Zafar Smashes Stunning Century Against Zimbabwe

  • Indian teams will not travel to Pakistan for bilateral sports events, says India’s Ministry of Sports.

    India’s Ministry of Sports has announced that Indian teams will not travel to Pakistan for bilateral sporting events, making it clear that direct sports engagements between the two countries will remain suspended for the foreseeable future. At the same time, the ministry confirmed that Pakistani athletes and teams will still be eligible to participate in multinational tournaments hosted in India as part of international sporting obligations. Officials stated that bilateral contests between Pakistan and India are currently off the table, meaning neither Indian teams will tour Pakistan nor Pakistani teams will travel to India for one-on-one series or exclusive competitions. The policy reflects the continuing strain in political and sporting relations between the two neighbouring countries. The announcement has once again drawn attention to the long pause in cricketing ties between Pakistan and India. Since 2012, the two sides have not played a bilateral cricket series, with all major encounters taking place during ICC tournaments or at neutral venues arranged outside both countries. Despite the ongoing restrictions on bilateral sports, multinational events are expected to continue as both countries remain part of various international sporting bodies and competitions. Sports analysts believe the decision further highlights how political tensions continue to shape sporting relations in South Asia, especially in cricket, where matches between Pakistan and India remain among the most anticipated contests globally.

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    Indian teams will not travel to Pakistan for bilateral sports events, says India’s Ministry of Sports.

  • Iranian Officials Skip FIFA Congress Amid Canada Entry Dispute

    Iranian football officials will not attend the FIFA Congress after facing issues with Canadian immigration authorities.

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    Iranian Officials Skip FIFA Congress Amid Canada Entry Dispute
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