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- Noman Ali Shines as Pakistan Keep Control Against South Africa in Lahore Test
- Pakistan Cricket Mourns the Passing of Legendary Batter Wazir Mohammad at 95
- Imam Targets 400-Plus Total as Harmer Aims to Restrict Pakistan in First Test Clash
- West Indies Show Grit After Follow-On as Campbell, Hope Defy India on Day Three
- Yashasvi Jaiswalâs Unbeaten 173 Puts India in Command Against West Indies in Second Test
- Sophie Devine Leads New Zealand to First Womenâs World Cup Win Over Bangladesh
- Pakistan Ready to Challenge WTC Champions South Africa in Upcoming Test Series
- India Aim for 2-0 Series Sweep Against West Indies, Gill Pledges Full Intensity
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Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has officially signed a two-year contract extension, ending months of speculation and confirming his commitment to the Anfield club until 2027. The 32-year-old Egyptian, who joined from AS Roma in 2017, was set to become a free agent this summer. Now, with this new deal, Salah extends a legendary career with Liverpool â one that already includes 243 goals in 394 appearances, making him the clubâs third-highest goalscorer of all time. âIâm very excited. I signed because I think we have a chance to win more trophies and enjoy my football,â Salah said. âItâs great â…
The HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) marked its tenth edition â dubbed PSL X â with a dazzling opening ceremony at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Thursday. The night came alive with performances by music legends and rising stars including Abida Parveen, Ali Zafar, Natasha Baig, and rap sensations Young Stunners. The opening match saw Islamabad United face off against Lahore Qalandars at 8:30pm, kicking off a high-octane tournament that spans across four cities and runs until May 18. While the fireworks and music set the mood for celebration, this year’s PSL arrives under heavy clouds â both literal and metaphorical.…
Noor Zaman Powers into Semis as Hamza Khan Falls Short at U23 World Squash Championship
Pakistanâs medal hopes at the Under-23 World Squash Championships stayed alive on Tuesday, thanks to a dominant performance by Noor Zaman, who cruised into the semi-finals with a clinical 3-0 win over Franceâs Melvil Scianimanico at Karachiâs Creek Club. Noor, the second seed, was calm under pressure as he faced a strong opponent in Scianimanico, a former European Junior Championship runner-up. Noor held his nerve in the tight second game and maintained his momentum to close out the match. âSquash is a lot about patience, and I think I had that all the way through,â Noor told the crowd after…
Pakistan Women began their ICC Womenâs World Cup 2025 Qualifier campaign on a winning note, securing a gritty 38-run victory over Ireland in a low-scoring thriller on Wednesday at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium. Electing to bat first on a scorching 39°C day, Pakistan were bowled out for 217 in the 49th over. Aliya Riaz played a crucial knock, scoring a quick 52 off 58 balls, which included four boundaries and a six. Sidra Amin added a patient 50 from 110 deliveries, anchoring the innings after an early wobble. Despite being comfortably placed at 153-3 at one stage, Pakistan lost momentum and…
Pakistan’s Noor Zaman & Hamza Khan Storm Into Quarter-Finals at U-23 World Squash Championship
Pakistanâs young squash prodigies Noor Zaman and Hamza Khan continued their dominant run at the Under-23 World Squash Championship, securing their places in the quarter-finals with straight-set victories on Monday at the DHA Creek Club. Noor, the tournamentâs second seed, was ruthless against Polandâs Jakob Pytlowany, cruising to an 11-4, 11-5, 11-3 win. Meanwhile, Hamza Khan showcased equal brilliance by dismantling Britainâs Will Salter 11-5, 11-6, 11-5. Hamza Khan, another bright prospect for Pakistan, was equally clinical in his round-of-16 clash against Britainâs Will Salter. With sharp court coverage and relentless pressure, Hamza sealed the match 11-5, 11-6, 11-5. His…
The persistent underperformance of the Pakistan cricket team over the past two years has finally drawn the attention of the National Assembly. On Monday, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) came under fire for offering vague and inadequate explanations, failing to present a clear roadmap to revive the national team’s lost glory. In a written response, the PCB blamed recurring injuries, inconsistent playing conditions, and the general challenges of international cricket. However, the boardâs reply lacked depth, offering no solid data or strategic clarityâleading to frustration among lawmakers. MNA Shazia Marri questioned the boardâs accountability, asking about review mechanisms for selection,…
The Pakistan Super League (PSL) Season 10 trophy made its way to Quetta on Sunday, where it was greeted with a festive and enthusiastic welcome by cricket fans from across the city. The trophy, which arrived at Quetta International Airport, was escorted to the city center in a vibrant procession, with fans showering it with rose petals and eagerly posing for selfies with the officials accompanying the prized symbol of cricket glory. A special unveiling ceremony was held in front of the Balochistan Assembly, which saw the attendance of notable figures including international cricketer from Balochistan, Haseebullah Khan, Quetta Assistant…
Punjab Government Deploys Security Forces for ICC Womenâs Cricket World Cup Qualifier and PSL-X
The Punjab government has made significant security arrangements for the upcoming ICC Womenâs Cricket World Cup Qualifier and the Pakistan Super League (PSL) Edition X, which are scheduled to take place in the province starting from April 9 and April 11, respectively. To ensure the safety and smooth conduct of these high-profile events, the government has requisitioned troops from Rangers, the Pakistan Army, and aviation assets for enhanced protection. The ICC Womenâs Cricket World Cup Qualifier will begin on April 9 in Lahore, where womenâs cricket teams from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Scotland, Ireland, West Indies, and Thailand will compete. The PSL-X,…
Farooq Hameed, a former Test fast bowler who played just one international match for Pakistan, passed away at the age of 80 on Thursday after battling cancer. Hameed, known for his pace and sharp skills, had a successful first-class career, appearing in 43 matches from 1961 to 1970, taking 111 wickets at an impressive average of 25.21. His only Test appearance came in 1964 against Australia in Melbourne, where he made a mark by dismissing Ian Chappell. Despite his brief international career, Farooq was widely regarded as one of the fastest bowlers of his era. Legendary cricketers like Majid Khan,…
Pakistan will aim to avoid a whitewash in their three-match One-day International series against New Zealand when they meet the hosts in the third and final ODI at Bay Oval on Saturday. After losing a five-match T20I series to the BlackCaps, Mohammad Rizwanâs side had hoped for a strong recovery in the 50-over format. However, New Zealandâs dominance in both matches so far has put Pakistanâs comeback hopes in jeopardy. In the first ODI in Napier, Pakistan reduced New Zealand to 50-3, but a brilliant century by Mark Chapman allowed the Kiwis to set a challenging total of 344-9, which…