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Pakistan Clinches ODI Series Against South Africa with 7-Wicket Win
Pakistan beat South Africa by 7 wickets in the third ODI at Faisalabad to take the series 2-1. Abrar Ahmed starred with 4 wickets, while Saim Ayub scored 77.
Muhammad Hashir
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ACC Announces Schedule for Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 in Doha
The #ACC has unveiled the schedule for the Asia Cup Rising Stars Championship 2025 in Doha Eight teams, 15 matches — and a thrilling Pakistan-India clash on November 16!
Muhammad Hashir
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PCB Awards 157 Domestic Contracts for 2025–26 Season
PCB expands domestic cricket pool — 157 players awarded contracts for the 2025–26 season, up from 131 last year. Contracts now divided into four categories based on performance.
Muhammad Hashir
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Mohammad Rizwan Refuses to Sign PCB Central Contract, Seeks Clarity on T20 Exclusion
Former captain Mohammad Rizwan has refused to sign the PCB’s 2025–26 central contract, demanding an explanation for his removal from the T20 squad. PCB sources confirm all other players have signed their contracts.
Muhammad Hashir
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Shan Masood Appointed PCB Director of International Cricket
PCB Test captain Shan Masood takes on a dual role as he’s appointed Director of International Cricket by Chairman Mohsin Naqvi during a dinner attended by PM Shehbaz Sharif.
Muhammad Hashir
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India Refuses to Receive Asia Cup Trophy from Mohsin Naqvi, Threatens ICC Move
Tensions rise ahead of #T20WorldCup2025 — India refuses to take the #AsiaCup trophy from ACC President Mohsin Naqvi, warning it may approach the ICC. Pakistan readies legal response as the high-voltage Pak-India clash set for Feb 8 in Colombo.
Muhammad Hashir
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PCB Suspends Multan Sultans Over Alleged Contract Breach, Issues Termination Notice
The PCB has suspended PSL franchise Multan Sultans, accusing owner Ali Tareen of breaching contract terms through repeated public criticism. Tensions escalate as the board issues a termination notice after legal review.
Muhammad Hashir
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ACB Withdraws from Pakistan Tri-Series After Alleged Strike Kills Three Players
Afghanistan Cricket Board pulls out of the Nov tri-series in Pakistan after alleging three players were killed in a strike in Urgun. PCB says series remains on; Islamabad denies targeting civilians. Tensions between Kabul and Islamabad continue to simmer.
Muhammad Hashir
