Islamabad: The fourth match of the five-match T20 series between the Under-19 Women teams of Pakistan and Bangladesh will be played at Cox’s Bazar today (Wednesday). According to Radio Pakistan, both teams are preparing to compete in what promises to be a crucial match in the series. With previous matches
Islamabad: In the 35th National Games, Pakistan Army showcased an outstanding performance, winning 20 gold medals and further strengthening their overall lead. According to Radio Pakistan, Army athletes excelled in Taekwondo by winning 9 golds, while in Judo, they added 3 more golds, bringing their total medal count to 29.
Islamabad: Star javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem has won gold in men’s javelin throw at the 35th National Games, representing WAPDA with a massive 81.1m throw. According to Radio Pakistan, WAPDA’s Yasir Sultan secured the silver medal, while Pakistan Army’s Abrar claimed the bronze. The National Games are being held across
London: Pakistan Cricket Board is set to organize a ceremony in London today to unveil the 11th Edition of the Pakistan Super League. Pakistan’s premier T20 cricket league, which features six city-based teams competing for the title each year, is gearing up for its eleventh edition scheduled for April and
Cox’s bazar: In the first match of the Women Under-19 T20 series, Pakistan secured a victory over Bangladesh by thirteen runs in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. According to Radio Pakistan, the Pakistan team batted first and were all out for eighty-eight runs in nineteen point four overs. Despite a challenging pitch,
Dhaka: Pakistan Women’s Under-19 cricket team is in Dhaka to play a five-match T-20 series against Bangladesh. According to Radio Pakistan, the series is set to begin with the first T-20 match scheduled to be played at Cox-bazar on Wednesday. The series marks an important opportunity for the young cricketers
Khobar: At the World Fitness Challenge and Bodybuilding Championship in Khobar, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan has secured three bronze medals. According to Radio Pakistan, the championship featured athletes from 57 countries, where the Pakistani contingent showcased exceptional skill and discipline.
Islamabad: Pakistan Shaheens have clinched the title of the Asia Cup Rising Stars, defeating Bangladesh-A in a thrilling Super Over in Doha tonight. Batting first, Pakistan Shaheens scored 125 runs in the stipulated twenty overs. In reply, Bangladesh-A also made 125 runs for the loss of nine wickets, taking the