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Two brothers detained by Pakistani forces found dead in Balochistan; custodial death concerns raised

Two brothers, Imam and Muhammad Umar, were found dead with bullet injuries in Balochistan. They were allegedly taken into custody by security personnel after their motorcycle ran out of fuel. Their family later received their bodies, disputing claims of militant links. Local residents expressed concern over the circumstances surrounding their…

The Times of India

Watch: Imam-ul-Haq suffers a gruesome blow on jaw in New Zealand

NEW DELHI: A frightening on-field incident overshadowed Pakistan’s third and final ODI against New Zealand on Saturday, as opener Imam-ul-Haq was stretchered off after being struck on the jaw by a powerful throw while completing a single at Bay Oval.

The Times of India

Champions Trophy: ICC approves Imam-ul-Haq as Fakhar Zaman’s replacement in Pakistan squad

NEW DELHI: The ICC has confirmed Imam-ul-Haq's inclusion as a replacement for Fakhar Zaman in Pakistan's Champions Trophy squad, following the latter's injury.

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Why Babar Azam may not open for Pakistan against West Indies

NEW DELHI: According to Geo News, former captain Babar Azam will not open for Pakistan in the two forthcoming home Test matches against the West Indies.

The Times of India

Opponent review – Iranian wrestling champ’s complex battle for asylum

Payman Maadi brings a fierce intelligence to his portrayal of a refugee seeking a secure new home for his family in Sweden

The Guardian - UK

Australia v Pakistan: first Test, day three – as it happened

Over-by-over: Despite the loss of David Warner for a duck, Australia are slowly extending their lead after Pakistan’s batters crumbled

The Guardian - AU

Imam brain fade sums up Pakistan's plight in Perth

Pakistan have wasted a solid start on the way to being dismissed for 271 in the first Test against Australia at Perth's Optus Stadium.

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Babar Azam last to enter nets during Pakistan training ahead of must-win World Cup tie against South Africa

CHENNAI: Skipper Babar Azam was last to arrive in the nets here on Thursday as Pakistan finalised their preparations for the must-win clash against South Africa, facing a tough ask to keep their World Cup semifinals hopes alive.

The Times of India

ICC World Cup: Afghan spin threat awaits Pakistan batters

CHENNAI: If ever there was a side that used to be a scourge for spinners, it used to be Pakistan. Generations of Indian spinners — from Bishan Bedi to Maninder Singh to Harbhajan Singh — will have their stories of hard times against the likes of Zaheer Abbas, Salim Malik…

The Times of India

ICC World Cup: Pakistan ready for the big fight against Afghanistan

CHENNAI: Be it Saeed Anwar’s 194 in the Independence Cup in 1997 or a memorable Test win against India in 1999, Pakistan have some incredible Chennai memories. Even in December 2012, when they played the first match of a revival bilateral series here, Pakistan were triumphant despite MS Dhoni’s century.…

The Times of India

AFG vs PAK | Neighbours’ rivalry lends an element of intrigue to the contest

Rivalry between Pakistan and Afghanistan in cricket is gaining traction. Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott believes it excites players and both teams respect each other, yet are desperate to win. Spinners could be key in Monday's match, but Trott says all players must contribute. Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq is confident, citing their…

The Hindu

David Warner and Mitchell Marsh tons guide Australia to World Cup win over Pakistan

Australia are back up to fourth in the table after their rocky start to the World Cup as they leapfrogged Pakistan

The Independent UK

ICC World Cup: Kuldeep Yadav repaying Rohit Sharma's trust in him

AHMEDABAD: Kuldeep Yadav went for eight runs in his first over. The lone boundary he conceded was when he strayed down the leg-side and got flicked for four by Imamul-Haq. Indian skipper Rohit Sharma, a huge backer of the chinaman bowler, then sent him back in the deep and did…

The Times of India

Asia Cup: How all-round Pakistan tamed Bangladesh to start Super Fours in style

NEW DELHI: An all-round Pakistan team outclassed Bangladesh to register a comprehensive seven-wicket victory in the first match of the Asia Cup Super Fours stage at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Wednesday.

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Afghanistan records lowest ODI total by any team against Pakistan to lose by 142 runs in 1st ODI

Pakistan bowler Haris Rauf's 5-18 spell led to Afghanistan's 142-run loss in the 1st ODI. Shaheen Shah Afridi and Shadab Khan also contributed to the win. Imam-ul-Haq and Iftikhar Ahmed shared a 50-run stand. The teams move to Colombo for the final match on Saturday.

The Times of India

'Don't have time to do experiments': Imam-ul-Haq on Pakistan's underperforming middle-order

NEW DELHI: An underperforming middle-order in the ODIs has been a concern for Pakistan for quite some time now but opener Imam-ul-Haq feels that the team should not experiment with it and instead opt for consistency.

The Independent UK

Marcus Trescothick hails importance of late wicket to England’s victory hopes

Jack Leach removed Imam-ul-Haq in the evening session in Pakistan

Daily Mirror

5 talking points as England take crucial late wicket in pursuit of stunning Pakistan win

England are hoping to seal a historic series win over Pakistan with a Test to spare, with Ben Stokes' side needing six wickets to win in Multan while the hosts require 157 runs

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The Guardian - UK

Saud leads Pakistan charge to leave second Test with England finely poised

Pakistan are 198-4 and need 157 runs to beat England in the second Test after an impressive partnership from Saud Shakeel and Imam-ul-Haq

Evening Standard

Harry Brook comes to the fore for England as enthralling finish in Pakistan awaits

An enthralling finish is all set-up in Multan after an England collapse followed by a Pakistan fightback led to all four results being possible going into day four.

The Independent UK

Pakistan still in contention as England progress slows in Multan

Pakistan reached stumps on 198 for four and require 157 runs to win

Daily Mirror

England push for historic series victory vs Pakistan after brilliant Harry Brook hundred

England took the crucial late wicket of Imam-ul-Haq to leave them needing six wickets to win the series, while Pakistan need 157 more runs to level it

Evening Standard

Pakistan vs England: Multan magic from James Anderson, Ollie Robinson and Mark Wood

Three wickets, one each from James Anderson, Ollie Robinson and Mark Wood would change the complexion of the afternoon as Pakistan were reduced from 66 for none to 83 for three with each delivery as magical as the last.

Evening Standard

Will Jacks stresses the need to be ‘flexible’ as England finish strongly against Pakistan

For all the crash, bang, wallop that has become so synonymous with this England team, it was the turn of the brains of ‘Bazball’ to show-off rather than the brawn.

Daily Mirror

5 talking points as England make late fightback after Babar Azam's brilliant hundred

England toiled hard on day three of the first Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi and got some just rewards as they picked up seven wickets on a lifeless pitch to remain in with a chance of winning

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