Pakistan’s left winger Otis Khan, known for his dribbling skills and goal-scoring ability, expressed his desire to play for Faisalabad if the Pakistan Premier League returns as the country’s premier football league. Otis Khan’s grandfather migrated to Faisalabad from Delhi and resided there for many years before moving to England
Pakistan takes on New Zealand in the last match of the five-match T20I series at the Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, as the Green Shirts and the Kiwis prepare for the 2024 T20 World Cup in the United States and the Caribbean. The first match of the series was abandoned due to
Pakistan cricket team’s wicketkeeper-batsman, Mohammad Rizwan, is expected to miss the upcoming T20I tours to Ireland and England due to injury. Rizwan experienced discomfort in his right hamstring while batting during the third match of the T20I series against New Zealand. The exact nature and severity of the injury have
E-Sports competition under the aegis of Galaxy Racers are continuing in Lahore. These virtual games include PUBG, Free Fire, Tekken and FC24. The finals of these competitions will be held tomorrow and Friday. More than twelve hundred teams have so far participated in these competitions, which is a proof of
Pakistan Hockey Federation has announced a 20 member squad for Sultan Azlan Shah Hockey Cup being held from 2nd of next month at Ipoh in Malaysia. Muhammad Abdullah will lead Pakistan team at the tournament. Pakistan will play their first match against Malaysia on the 4th of May. Source: Radio
The 4th T20 international of five-match series between Pakistan and New Zealand will be played in Lahore tomorrow. The series is levelled by one-one. Source: Radio Pakistan
In the third and last One-Day International in Karachi, West Indies women beat Pakistan women by 88 runs and won the series 3-0. Chasing the victory target of 279 runs, Pakistan women scored 190 runs. Hayley Matthews from West Indies was declared player of the match and player of the
Pakistan all-rounder Shadab Khan admits that the T20 combination of the Pakistan national team is not up to the mark following defeat in the third T20I match against New Zealand at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Former Pakistan vice-captain Shadab Khan didn’t shy away from addressing the shortcomings within the team’s