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BCCI writing foreign policy? India's Asia Cup Trophy snub raises questions

In a surprising turn of events, the Indian women's cricket team declined to accept the Asia Cup trophy following their victory. This decision was previously communicated by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to the Asian Cricket Council (ACC). While the team's participation adhered to their commitments,…

The Economic Times · Sep 15

Crash and burn: Pakistan cricket at a new low after England humiliation

Pakistan cricket hit a fresh low during the dismal 3-0 Test whitewash in England, even if a dazzling cameo by debutant Razaullah at least ensured a tour marred by mid-series sackings ended with a flicker of hope. The PCB banned then-captain Mohammad Yousuf and senior batter Younis Khan for an…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

A star is born: Razaullah gives Pakistan fresh hopes despite England sweep

The 21-year-old fast bowler’s eye-catching Test debut lit up an otherwise gloomy summer for the tourists

The Guardian - UK · Sep 12

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Wasim Akram rues Pakistan's failure to produce quality batting talent

Fast bowling great Wasim Akram expressed disappointment over Pakistan's batting talent drought. He stated the Pakistan Super League has not produced noteworthy batting talent. Akram believes reviving club cricket is essential for improving red ball performances. He stressed the need for patience and planning in the domestic structure. The former…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Pakistan cricket's downfall started when Imran Khan messed with domestic structure

Former chief selector Haroon Rasheed believes Imran Khan's domestic cricket changes caused Pakistan's downfall. He recalled Khan insisting on reducing teams to five or six. This decision led to a decline in Pakistan's cricket standards. Rasheed suggested a hybrid model was initially proposed to the Prime Minister. He feels Pakistan…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

‘News to me’: Pakistan’s Babar Azam says he wasn’t consulted about squad cull

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The Independent UK · Sep 8

Pakistan captain Babar Azam admits squad cull caught him by surprise: ‘It was news to me’

Seven of the tourists’ squad were sent home before the third Test at Edgbaston

The Independent UK · Sep 8

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Pakistan squad cull came as a surprise to skipper Babar Azam

Heavy defeats at Headingley and Lord’s were met with sweeping changes by the Pakistan Cricket Board.

The Independent UK · Sep 8

It was clear Pakistan would struggle in England but they were set up to fail

My heart has always belonged to Pakistan’s cricketers but the PCB’s nonsensical decision-making is breaking it

The Guardian - UK · Sep 8

Pakistan cricket crisis deepens as investigation launched into ‘discipline and conduct’ during England tour

Pakistan sent seven players home last week after falling 2-0 down in their Test series with England

The Independent UK · Sep 7

Pakistan launch player conduct investigation during dysfunctional England tour

Pakistan have launched an investigation into ‘discipline and conduct’ during their highly dysfunctional tour of England, with two players understood to have had their mobile phones confiscated as part of the inquiry

The Guardian - UK · Sep 7

Pakistan cricket hit by match-fixing controversy again: Players’ phones confiscated as seven players sent home

Pakistan cricket has come under scrutiny after the PCB made sweeping changes during the England Test series. Seven players were dropped, several new players were added, and the board confirmed an internal disciplinary inquiry following reports concerning discipline and conduct. A report also claimed that some players’ phones were taken…

The Economic Times · Sep 7

Pakistan cricket’s match-fixing ghost returns as PCB launches England tour inquiry

The Pakistan Cricket Board has initiated an internal investigation regarding potential disciplinary breaches amid match-fixing speculations. Reports have emerged regarding player behavior during the recent England series, where seven players were dismissed following heavy losses in the early games. The Board is meticulously examining these allegations according to standard protocols…

The Economic Times · Sep 7

Misbah complains about differential treatment of coaches in Pakistan cricket

Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has voiced concerns over unequal treatment for coaches. He stated that foreign coaches receive more authority and face less scrutiny. Local coaches, conversely, endure constant criticism and pressure from all sides. Misbah also highlighted a negative trend of mentally undermining players after poor performances. He emphasized…

The Economic Times · Sep 6

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The Economic Times · Sep 6

Pakistan Super League may move to January in 2027 to avoid clash with IPL

The Pakistan Super League is considering a shift to January-February next year. Media rights holders have reported limited advertising revenue during the traditional April-May timeframe. This change seeks to prevent conflicts with the Indian Premier League, as franchise owners have noted waning interest in the league. Discussions by the Governing…

The Economic Times · Sep 6

Match-fixing fears? PCB seizes Pakistan players' phones ahead of final England Test

Pakistan Cricket Board took national team members' mobile phones before the final Test. These devices will remain with the board until the match concludes. ICC regulations restrict phone use in certain areas during matches. However, anti-corruption officials have broader powers during investigations. The PCB has not confirmed any link to…

The Guardian - UK · Sep 4

Test cricket ponders end times again, but this decline feels both real and symbolic

Series and matches are getting shorter as the sport’s pace of change quickens – as if cricket is a proxy for wider fears

The Economic Times · Sep 3

11 coaches in 5 years, 7 players out mid-series: Why Pakistan Cricket keeps hitting reset button

Pakistan cricket has initiated another significant overhaul in its team management. Mike Hesson now leads the Test side after Sarfaraz Ahmed's removal following a series loss. Seven players were released from the Test squad, and new replacements were named. This marks a pattern of frequent resets in Pakistan's cricketing structure.…

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Newslaundry · Aug 31

The captain cricket won’t let go

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The Economic Times · Aug 29

Sarfaraz Ahmed denies knowing about PCB's threat to end England tour

Sarfaraz Ahmed denied knowing about the Pakistan Cricket Board's tour threat. This alleged threat surfaced after an interview with Imran Khan's sons aired. The sons expressed deep concern for their father's well-being in prison. The Pakistan Cricket Board formally complained to Sky Sports about the interview. The England and Wales…

The Economic Times · Aug 28

Miffed with Sky's interview of Imran Khan's sons, PCB considered pulling players out of Test against England

Former England skipper Mike Atherton conducted the 18-minute interview with Imran's sons, Kassim and Suleman. The two expressed fears about the well-being of their 73-year-old father, who is a celebrated former captain under whom the country won its first and only ODI World Cup in 1992.

The Independent UK · Aug 28

Pakistan ‘threaten to halt England Test’ over Sky interview with Imran Khan’s sons

The former prime minister and Pakistan captain has been imprisoned for the past three years

The Guardian - UK · Aug 27

Pakistan complain to Sky after interview with Imran Khan’s sons over father’s treatment

The Pakistan Cricket Board has made a formal complaint to Sky Sports after it broadcast an interview with Imran Khan’s sons, Kasim and Sulaiman, during its coverage of the first day’s play at Lord’s

AAP · Aug 20

Pakistan win 'unfit' pitch appeal after Aussie victory

International cricket chiefs have revoked the demerit point imposed on Pakistan's Gaddafi Stadium pitch after a low-scoring ODI win over Australia.

The Guardian - UK · Aug 14

Precision comes before pace with Mohammad Abbas key to Pakistan’s attack in England

Tourists have prioritised winning at home with spin in recent times, leaving their attack leaning heavily on Abbas’s guile for England tour

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