The Latest Breaking News from Fakhar Zaman

BENGALURU: Hardships often help you discover a better version of yourself. For proof, ask Pakistan top-order bat Fakhar Zaman. The 33-year-old, an unsung hero on Pakistan's domestic circuit, had a dream start to the year with three consecutive centuries against New Zealand in a One-Day home series.

NEW DELHI: Riding on Fakhar Zaman's blistering century after New Zealand put up a mammoth 401/6 on the board in Bengaluru on Saturday, Pakistan beat the Kiwis in a rain-hit match to miraculously stay alive in the race to the semifinals of the ICC World Cup.

Set a mammoth target of 402, Pakistan were still ahead of the required rate before rain forced a premature end.

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KOLKATA: Pakistan suddenly have spring in their steps and why not. Tuesday’s win against Bangladesh has not only given a new lease of life, it has also hugely boosted their confidence.

KOLKATA: After his fifth delivery against Bangladesh at the Eden Gardens on Tuesday, Pakistan pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi spread his arms high and wide. They were like wings that put his team on its flight of fancy. He had sent Bangladesh opener Tanzid Hasan back with the slate still clean.

Pakistan defeated Bangladesh by seven wickets in Kolkata to keep their chances of reaching the last four alive

NEW DELHI: After Bangladesh's defeat to Pakistan in their ICC World Cup match, skipper Shakib Al Hasan openly admitted to the team's quest for answers amidst their disappointing campaign. He acknowledged their struggles in finding solutions and emphasised the need for contemplation, particularly concerning his batting position.

NEW DELHI: Opener Fakhar Zaman expressed that his break from the game proved beneficial and is optimistic about making a significant impact in the remaining matches after marking his return with an impressive fifty, propelling Pakistan to a seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the World Cup in Kolkata on Tuesday.