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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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Pakistan government takes a massive U-turn, clears Feb 15 India clash after ICC-PCB-BCB Talks
The Government of Pakistan has officially cleared the national cricket team to play its scheduled ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 match against India on February 15, marking a dramatic U-turn after days of uncertainty over a potential boycott. The decision follows high-level tripartite negotiations involving the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), and the International Cricket Council (ICC), held in Lahore earlier this week. Senior ICC officials reporte
Laiba Abbasi
BCB thanks PCB, ICC for support amid challenges, praises Pakistan’s solidarity
Dhaka, February 9, 2026 — The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has issued an official media release expressing deep gratitude to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the International Cricket Council (ICC), and all stakeholders for their constructive efforts in addressing recent challenges faced by Bangladesh cricket. In the statement released on Monday, the BCB acknowledged the leadership and support of PCB Chairman Mohsin Raza Naqvi, highlighting Pakistan’s role in demonstrating
Laiba Abbasi
Standard Chartered, Karachi United conclude Eighth Youth football league after four-month tournament
Karachi, February 9, 2026 — Standard Chartered Bank, in partnership with the Karachi United Foundation, has successfully concluded the eighth edition of the Standard Chartered Karachi United Youth Football League, reaffirming its commitment to youth development and grassroots sports in Pakistan. The four-month-long tournament, which began in October 2025, featured 1,400 boys and girls, representing 78 teams from underserved communities across Karachi. A total of 204 matches w
Laiba Abbasi
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