Former Pakistan captain Babar Azam became only the second batter for his country to score a century of fifties in international cricket after his 64-run knock against New Zealand in the Champions ...

Legendary Pakistan cricketer Wasim Akram has heavily criticized Babar Azam for his slow knock against New Zealand in the opening match of Champions Trophy. Babar scored 64 runs off 90 deliveries ...

Pakistan is hosting the Champions Trophy League, a moment of pride for cricket fans. However, the tournament has been overshadowed by India’s refusal to play in Pakistan, opting instead to host ...

Former Pakistani cricketer Basit Ali didn't hold back in his criticism of Babar Azam. He attributed Babar's slow innings at the top as a major contributor to Pakistan's loss and even went on to ...

the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed on Thursday. The left-handed batter sustained a muscular sprain during the opening over against New Zealand at Karachi's National Bank Stadium on ...

Pakistan's largest city was abuzz with anticipation and apprehension Wednesday as the hosts played the opening match of the nation's first major international cricket tournament in three decades.

On February 23, India and Pakistan will face off in the Champions Trophy 2025 in Dubai, which is expected to be highly anticipated by cricket fans. The tournament, initially planned for Pakistan ...

Nathan Astle had hit a match-winning hundred while opening the innings in the opening match of the 1996 Cricket World Cup which was co-hosted by India and Pakistan. Young also became just the ...

Underscoring the extent of politics seeping into cricket - whose heartland is a region marked by a never-ending feud between nuclear armed countries India and Pakistan - it is unclear where ...

This is the first ICC tournament that will take place in Pakistan since the 1996 Cricket World Cup and the fans cannot wait for it. All eyes will be on the duo of Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan.

New Delhi: Pakistan is set to host the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 across three cities over the next two-and-a-half weeks, but for the Asian giants, this tournament carries significance beyond cricket.