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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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Azhar Mehmood backs Salman Ali Agha, warns against “scapegoat culture” in Pakistan Cricket
Former Pakistan cricketer and coach Azhar Mehmood has urged patience with national team captain Salman Ali Agha , cautioning against making frequent leadership changes and blaming individuals for systemic issues within Pakistan cricket. Speaking during a television discussion with a news anchor, Azhar addressed growing speculation about potential changes in captaincy and coaching staff following the team’s recent performances. He stressed that constantly searching for a “sca
Laiba Abbasi


Muhammad Amir questions fan loyalty, links contract demands to performance debate
Former Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir has sparked fresh debate in the cricketing fraternity after openly criticizing fans for what he described as “blindly defending specific players” despite their high-profile contract demands. Speaking candidly during a recent discussion, Amir took aim at the narrative that certain players are unfairly targeted whenever Pakistan’s performances come under scrutiny. “You know what people here say?” Amir remarked. “The moment you mention the na
Laiba Abbasi


Pakistan’s middle-order woes under spotlight after T20 World Cup 2026 exit
Pakistan’s campaign at the T20 World Cup 2026 has come under sharp scrutiny, with former cricketers and analysts pointing to repeated middle-order collapses as the primary reason behind the team’s struggles in crucial matches. A social media post by former cricketer Rashid Latif highlighted Pakistan’s underwhelming returns from the middle order (positions 4–7), claiming that consistent failures in this phase cost the team dearly in high-pressure encounters. According to stat
Laiba Abbasi
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