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Pakistan seamer Mohammad Ali will join Nottinghamshire on a short-term multi-format deal for the final two months of the 2026 season, bringi

Pakistan-born spinner Zafar Gohar has become eligible to represent England after fulfilling ICC requirements, as the left-armer eyes an inte

Lahore: The sixth edition of the Zalmi Madrassa League officially commenced on Monday at the Punjab University Ground, marking the launch of the Punjab chapter of the nationwide initiative aimed at promoting sports among madrassa students. Three matches were played on the opening day of the tournament. The inaugural ceremony was attended by Speaker Punjab Assembly Malik Muhammad Ahmed Khan, Provincial Minister for Sports Malik Faisal Ayub Khokhar, Minister of State for Federa

The story of Pakistan cricket in 2025 was defined by results across a demanding international schedule rather than perfection. During the year, Pakistan played 56 international matches across all three formats. In T20 Internationals, Pakistan featured in 34 matches, winning 21 and losing 13, making it their most successful format of the year. The team secured multiple home series victories and remained competitive throughout the calendar. In One Day Internationals, Pakistan p

Agha captaincy criticism rises as his poor T20I form blocks young talent and fuels calls for Shadab Khan to take over leadership.

Salman Ali Agha has quietly led Pakistan’s T20I revival with back-to-back series wins and improved team cohesion, making fans hopeful for th

Mohammad Rizwan has declined to sign his PCB central contract following disagreements over personal demands and his recent captaincy removal

Pakistan began their Asia Cup 2025 campaign with a dominant 93-run win over debutants Oman in Dubai, with Mohammad Haris leading the charge.

Pakistan will lock horns with West Indies in a three-match T20I series starting July 31, 2025, at Lauderhill’s Central Broward Park, marking their first T20I meeting since 2021.

The Pakistan cricket team landed in Bangladesh on Tuesday and Wednesday in two batches for their upcoming T20I series, with the first match scheduled for July 20 in Dhaka.

The first batch of Pakistan players, including skipper Salman Ali Agha, has left for Bangladesh ahead of the three-match T20I series starting July 20. The remaining squad will join them on Wednesday.