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Oct 08, 2025

Aamer Jamal, Faisal Akram dropped from South Africa series squad

Aamer Jamal and Faisal Akram have been dropped from the final squad chosen for the upcoming South Africa series and tour to Pakistan.

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Web Desk
Jan 08, 2025

ICC rankings: All updates to Pakistani batters

Here all the changes in the International Cricket Council (ICC) rankings for Pakistani batters after the men in green suffered a whitewash at the hands of South Africa in their latest two-match test series.

Sport

Web Desk
Nov 27, 2024

Pakistan make squad changes in midst of Zimbabwe series

Ahmed Daniyal and Shanawaz Dahani were both ruled out for the Zimbabwe tour due to a hamstring injury and an ankle injury respectively.

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Web Desk
Oct 25, 2024

Saud Shakeel nears century as Pakistan lose four before lunch

Pakistan stand at 187 for seven at lunch after the first session on Friday. The men in green lost four wickets to some devastating spin bowling by Shoaib Bashir and Rehan Ahmed. However, Saud Shakeel made his 11th test fifty.

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Web Desk
Oct 17, 2024

Pakistan all out for 221 in second innings

Pakistan weren’t able to survive on Thursday, as England ended their second innings in the 60th over, after the men in green made 221 runs.

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Web Desk
Oct 16, 2024

Pakistan all out for 366 in first innings of second test

Pakistan’s first innings would come to an end in the second session of the second day of the second test match after making 366 runs. Noman Ali and Aamer Jamal would provide the last significant partnership of the innings.

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Web Desk
Oct 16, 2024

Pakistan at 358 for 8 at Lunch Break

Pakistan’s would reach 358 for 8 at the Lunch Break on the second day of the second test match, behind a much needed partnership from Nomal Ali and Aamer Jamal.

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Web Desk
Oct 16, 2024

Khan, Agha and Rizwan dismissed as Pakistan pass 300

Pakistan began to lose the plot in the first session on Wednesday of the second test against England, losing Mohammad Rizwan, Salman Agha, and Sajid Khan in quick succession.