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ICC or BCCI? The bias is clear in global cricket
The growing ICC bias towards India is becoming impossible to ignore. From selective fines to special treatment, cricket’s global body appears to serve one power more than others.
Laiba Abbasi


Asia Cup 2025: How political controversy overshadowed Pakistan’s road to the final
Cricket took a backseat in the Asia Cup 2025 controversy, where political symbolism, viral gestures, and off-field drama defined Pakistan’s tense journey to the final.
Nabil Tahir
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Babar Azam leads Peshawar Zalmi to comfortable win over Quetta Gladiators
KARACHI: Captain Babar Azam produced a calm and commanding performance to guide Peshawar Zalmi to a convincing victory over Quetta Gladiators in the 23rd match of the Pakistan Super League at the National Stadium on Wednesday. Chasing a modest target of 155, Zalmi reached 156 for the loss of just two wickets in 18.3 overs, with Babar remaining unbeaten on 71 to steer his side home with authority. Earlier, Quetta Gladiators struggled to build momentum after being asked to bat
Laiba Abbasi


Sikandar Raza rebuts Imad Wasim over PSL final ‘money’ remarks
Zimbabwe T20I captain Sikandar Raza has firmly responded to comments made by former Pakistan all-rounder Imad Wasim regarding his dramatic return for the Pakistan Super League final, rejecting suggestions that financial incentives influenced his decision. The controversy dates back to last year’s PSL final, when Raza rejoined Lahore Qalandars just minutes before the toss after featuring in a one-off Test match for Zimbabwe against England in Nottingham. At the time, Imad had
Laiba Abbasi


Sahibzada Farhan calls Asia Cup sixes against India a defining moment of his career
Pakistan opener Sahibzada Farhan has described his six-hitting display against India in the Asia Cup 2025 as the most memorable moment of his career, saying it earned him global recognition as a power hitter. Speaking about his rise, Farhan revealed that he has undergone a significant mental shift in his approach to the game. “Earlier, I used to feel pressure to perform, but now I just enjoy my cricket, and that has helped me deliver better results,” he said. The right-handed
Laiba Abbasi
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