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Rashid Latif: Pakistan Cricket Board's divide-and-rule policy will not work against 'united' team

KARACHI: Former Pakistan Test captain Rashid Latif has accused the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) of trying to create a divide in the national team, and said their designs won't work against a "united" side.

The Times of India

Bismah Maroof relinquishes Pakistan captain post

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced that Bismah Maroof has decided to relinquish her position as the skipper of the Pakistan women's team, but would remain available for selection as a player. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Long-term broadcast deal will be in jeopardy if India-Pakistan clash doesn't happen in Asia Cup: Source

KARACHI: A long-term lucrative media rights deal between the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) and the broadcaster could be in jeopardy if a solution is not found quickly to break the deadlock between India and Pakistan on the issue of hosting of the Asia Cup.

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I will be pleased if Asia Cup is moved to Sri Lanka: R Ashwin's response to PCB

NEW DELHI: India's premier spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Monday came up with a sharp response after Pakistan threatened to pull out of the ODI World Cup to be held in India this year if the Asia Cup hosting rights are taken away from the Pakistan Cricket Board.

The Times of India

Najam Sethi toes Ramiz Raja's line on Asia Cup, threatens to pull out of World Cup in India: PCB source

KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, Najam Sethi has reportedly told BCCI secretary Jay Shah that his country wants to host the Asia Cup and if the tournament is moved out, Pakistan will not send its team for the men's ODI World Cup in India.

The Times of India

Asia Cup likely to be moved out of Pakistan, venue to be finalised in March

NEW DELHI: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is expected to shift Asia Cup from Pakistan and decide on an alternate venue in March as BCCI secretary Jay Shah and PCB chairman Najam Sethi discussed the issue during a formal meeting in Bahrain on Saturday.

The Times of India

BCCI secretary Jay Shah in Bahrain to attend ACC meet to decide on Pakistan's Asia Cup hosting rights

NEW DELHI: Indian cricket board secretary Jay Shah has flown to Bahrain where an emergent meeting of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has been called at PCB chairman Najam Sethi's behest to decide the fate of Pakistan's Asia Cup hosting rights.

The Times of India

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Never considered coaching Pakistan team because of hate and abuse: Wasim Akram

KARACHI: Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has said he has never considered coaching the national team because of the criticism, abuse and hate that are directed at coaches and captains in the country.

The Times of India

Haroon Rasheed appointed chief selector of Pakistan cricket

KARACHI: Pakistan's former batter Haroon Rasheed has been appointed as the chief selector of the national selection committee.

The Times of India

Mickey Arthur rejects offer to return as Pakistan coach

KARACHI: Mickey Arthur has spurned an offer from the PCB to return as the head coach of the national team, forcing the board to continue its search to find a replacement for incumbent Saqlain Mushtaq.

The Times of India

PCB chief Najam Sethi 'wants to discuss' Asia Cup hosting issue if Jay Shah attends ILT20 opener in Dubai

KARACHI/NEW DELHI: Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Najam Sethi intends to have a chat with Jay Shah regarding his country's Asia Cup hosting rights if the BCCI secretary decides to attend the opening ceremony of the International League T20 on Thursday.

The Times of India

Mickey Arthur to stay with Derbyshire following Pakistan head coach talks

The South African was previously in charge of Pakistan from 2016 to 2019.

The Independent UK

Plastic menace: Kerala HC lifts ban on carry bags above 60GSM

KOCHI: The Kerala high court on Tuesday held that the inclusion of non-woven plastic carry bags in the list of banned single-use plastic items by the state government without regard to the grams per square metre (GSM) standards, specified in the central rules, is highly illegal and arbitrary.

The Times of India

Shahid Afridi might continue as chief selector, Mickey Arthur to decide on Pakistan future later this month

KARACHI: Shahid Afridi could continue as chief selector after the home series against New Zealand while Mickey Arthur is expected to make a decision on whether to return as Pakistan's head coach later this month.

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The Guardian - UK

‘General’ Franks adds another chapter to English success story in Pakistan

The Nottinghamshire assistant coach and Trent Bridge colleague Bilal Shafayat overcame a myriad of challenges to lead Central Punjab to glory

The Times of India

Asian Cricket Council lashes out at PCB chairman for targeting Jay Shah

NEW DELHI: Comments are 'baseless and vehemently denied' were the strong words used by the Asian Cricket Coucil in a clarification media release after Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi targeted Jay Shah for 'unilaterally presenting' the Asian cricket's 2023-24 roster.

The Times of India

Cricket calendar was sent to PCB on December 22, Sethi's comments baseless: Asian Cricket Council

KUALA LUMPUR: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on Friday hit back strongly at Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi "vehemently denying baseless allegations" of unilateral decision making levelled against its president Jay Shah with regards to the continental body's two-year programme.

The Times of India

BCCI, PCB on collision course: ACC chairman Jay Shah announces 'calendar', PCB chief Sethi terms it 'unilateral'

NEW DELHI: The simmering tension between India and Pakistan cricket boards was palpable after PCB chief Najam Sethi took a sarcastic jibe at BCCI secretary Jay Shah for "unilaterally announcing" the Asian Cricket Council's two-year calendar.

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Middlesex chief reveals county is in talks to join the Pakistan Super League from 2024

Middlesex CEO Andrew Cornish has revealed they are in discussions with the Pakistan Cricket Board about potentially featuring in the Pakistan Super League from 2024

The Times of India

Asia Cup 2023 in September but itinerary and venue not announced by Asian Cricket Council

NEW DELHI: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on Thursday said that the Asia Cup, to be played in 50-over format, will be held in September this year, though the itinerary and the host country have not been announced yet.

The Times of India

County side Middlesex exploring options to play in PSL

LONDON: England county side Middlesex are reportedly in talks with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to take part in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), though there is no indication they will compete in this year's edition of the league.

The Guardian - UK

Middlesex in talks with PCB over joining Pakistan Super League in 2024

Middlesex look primed to make a tantalising move from hitting boundaries to crossing them, after entering discussions about the possibility of having a team in the Pakistan Super League

The Times of India

Door open for Mohammad Amir to come out of international retirement: Najam Sethi

KARACHI: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi has opened the door for left-arm pacer Mohammad Amir to come out of international retirement and play for the country again.

The Times of India

Shaheen Afridi resumes rehab, Haris Rauf called for assessment of his injury

KARACHI: Pakistan pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi has resumed his rehabilitation on Monday for the knee injury he had suffered during the T20 World Cup final against England in Melbourne last year.

The Times of India

PCB threatens to take legal action after Ramiz Raja's outburst

KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board on Wednesday threatened to take legal action against Ramiz Raja after a war of words broke out between the Board's new management committee and the former chairman following his unceremonious exit.

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