Day: May 21, 2024

Pakistan cricket team is expected to make a significant change to its lineup for the first match of the four-match series against England that will commence on May 22 at Headingley. According to reports, the inclusion of fast bowler Naseem Shah can help bolster the playing XI so that the

England’s star wicketkeeper-batter and T20 skipper, Jos Buttler, is expected to leave midway through the four-match T20I series against Pakistan to be with his wife, who is expecting their child. This development comes as England prepares for the first of four T20Is, scheduled to begin tomorrow at Headingley, Leeds. However,

As many as 9 Pakistani players have been picked to take part in the upcoming Lankan Premier League, which will kick off right after the 2024 T20I World Cup in the West Indies and USA. Scheduled to take place from July 1 to July 21, the LPL will see significant

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is actively pursuing Sir Vivian Richards to mentor the national team ahead of the T20 World Cup in June. Known for his legendary prowess and strategic acumen, Richards is seen as an invaluable asset who can inspire and elevate the Pakistani squad’s performance on the global

Pakistan’s newly appointed red-ball head coach Jason Gillespie has announced his strategy to nurture talent from Pakistan’s domestic cricket and grassroots levels for the national red-ball cricket team. As the newly appointed red ball coach, Gillespie emphasized his dual role, also serving as a selector, to ensure a comprehensive talent

England and Pakistan are set to lock horns in the four-match T20I series that will commence on May 22 and will run until May 30 and the commentary panel for the series has been announced, featuring some of the biggest names in cricket. Former England captains Nasser Hussain and Michael

It seems like the typical UK weather is set to ruin the upcoming T20I series between England and Pakistan as the first match scheduled for May 22 at Headingley Stadium in Leeds, is facing a significant threat of rain-induced disruptions. Weather forecasts predict a high likelihood of adverse conditions that

Pakistan’s star all-rounder Imad Wasim has promised a rejuvenated Pakistan cricket team will turn up for the upcoming T20 World Cup next month. While Acknowledging the team’s recent subpar performances against New Zealand and Ireland, the allrounder assured that significant changes will be made. During a press conference in Leeds,