Pakistan cricket team news

Pakistan’s disastrous Champions Trophy 2025 campaign ended in embarrassment, with Kamran Akmal stating they didn’t “deserve” representation at the ICC prize distribution ceremony.

Ahead of the Champions Trophy 2025, ICC declared a 53% increase in the prize money compared to the 2017 Champions Trophy. 

Pakistan suffer a major setback as Fakhar Zaman is likely to miss the crucial India clash in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 due to injury.

Mohammad Rizwan defends Babar Azam amid his form slump, urging fans to judge him fairly and back him to regain his best ahead of the Champions Trophy 2025.

Hania Aamir, with a substantial following of 17.4 million on Instagram, has consistently been in the spotlight for her roles in popular dramas and her engaging presence on social media.

The upcoming tournament presents a defining moment for Babar Azam. Whether he thrives or struggles, scrutiny will follow. Basit Ali’s comments may have added extra pressure, but Babar has the perfect stage to prove his critics wrong.

The ICC mandated January 12, 2025, as the deadline for submitting provisional squads for the Champions Trophy. However, it’s important to note that this was not the final deadline.

Naseem’s injury history has been a source of concern, particularly as he recently took a break from the Test squad following Pakistan's initial Test loss to England.

The scene was heartwarming; Babar, despite his recent challenges on the field, was all smiles.

Gary Kirsten, a revered figure in cricket and a World Cup-winning coach with India, was brought on board in April 2024 to lead Pakistan's limited-overs setup.

Babar Azam, a name synonymous with Pakistan cricket for the better part of the last decade, had been dropped for the second and third Tests of the series due to his prolonged poor run in the format.

Tears filled her eyes as she limped off the pitch, leaving captain Fatima Sana to complete the over. This not only disrupted Pakistan's bowling strategy but also raised questions about their depth and adaptability in a high-stakes tournament.

Babar Azam’s tenure as captain of Pakistan’s white-ball teams has been marked by notable highs and troubling lows.

Babar Azam's resignation marks a significant moment in Pakistan cricket, especially given the team's inconsistent performances over the past year.

Babar Azam's journey as Pakistan's captain has been marked by remarkable achievements and significant challenges. Leading the team from 2019 to 2024, he not only set numerous records but also showcased his batting prowess, leaving an indelible mark on the game. As he steps down from captaincy, let’s delve into ten key insights that highlight Babar’s impactful leadership and the legacy he leaves behind.

Masood highlighted two critical areas that need immediate attention: fitness and mental resilience.

The uproar began after Babar Azam, Pakistan's star batsman and white-ball captain, had another underwhelming performance in the ongoing Test series against Bangladesh.

The second Test at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium was expected to be a turning point for Azam. Pakistan, having posted a competitive 274 runs in their first innings, seemed poised to capitalize on their advantage.

The shockwaves from Pakistan's first-ever Test defeat to Bangladesh were compounded by a heavy sanction from the ICC.

In the aftermath of Pakistan's crushing defeat, a video emerged showing Shaheen Afridi removing Shan Masood's arm from his shoulder during a team huddle.