Author: The Team PK

Pakistan’s senior tennis player, Talha Waheed, has made history by setting a modern Guinness World Record for the foremost tennis serves in a miniature. His momentous deed, recognized by Guinness World Records on Wednesday, has brought worldwide consideration to Pakistan’s donning ability and has given a major boost to the country’s tennis scene. Waheed’s record-breaking endeavor took put in November, where he effectively conveyed 59 serves in fair 60 seconds. This smashed the past record of 42 serves, which was set by American John Perry in 2019. The official affirmation of his accomplishment has started celebrations in Pakistan’s tennis community,…

The Worldwide Cricket Chamber (ICC) on Wednesday communicated appreciation to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for effectively facilitating the ICC Champions Trophy. In any case, the affirmation comes in the midst of PCB’s progressing dissent over its seen sidelining amid the tournament. In an official explanation, ICC too expanded appreciation to the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) for arranging India’s matches, as the Indian government declined to send its group to Pakistan. India played all their matches, counting the ultimate, in Dubai, where they secured their third Champions Trophy title by vanquishing Modern Zealand. This year’s competition, held from February 19…

Pakistan’s snowshoeing team delivered an impressive performance at the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Turin, securing spots in the 200m and 800m finals. Competing against top international athletes, the team showcased exceptional speed, endurance, and determination, earning well-deserved places in the final rounds of their respective events. In the 200m race, female athletes Iqra Akram, Manahil, Shah Galoon, and Tabassum Nasir, along with male athletes Ali Raza, Saboor, and Mohammad Afaq, successfully qualified for the final. Meanwhile, Moazzam Iqbal proved his stamina and strength by securing a place in the 800m final. Their outstanding performances were celebrated by the…

Hours after withdrawing from Pakistan’s tour of New Zealand due to his daughter’s illness, newly-appointed batting coach Mohammad Yousuf confirmed he would be traveling with the squad. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) initially announced his withdrawal but later issued a revised statement after Yousuf’s daughter’s health improved. “Doctors have informed me that my daughter’s health is now better, so I am going with the team to New Zealand,” Yousuf stated. Pakistan’s squad departed early Wednesday for a five-match T20I and three-match ODI series against New Zealand. The team wrapped up its short training camp at LCCA Ground, with fresh faces…

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has held up a formal complaint against the Worldwide Cricket Chamber (ICC) over what it calls a blatant ignore for Pakistan’s part as the have nation of the Champions Trophy. The contention emerged when PCB’s Chief Working Officer, Sumair Ahmed Syed, was prohibited from the post-match ceremony in spite of being the Competition Director. Syed, who was going to the ultimate in Dubai in put of PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi who was unwell was strikingly missing from the organize, in spite of other dignitaries, counting India’s Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) Secretary Devajit Saikia, being included. The PCB sees this as however another illustration of ICC’s double measures and particular governance. A PCB…

Pakistan cricket proceeds to battle on the worldwide arrange, with underwhelming exhibitions in later ICC occasions, counting the final two World Mugs and the Champions Trophy. Be that as it may, rather than presenting new ability, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has come beneath fire for counting senior players like Shoaib Malik (43), Wahab Riaz (39), and Sarfaraz Ahmed (37) in squads for the up and coming National T20 Glass. These players were at first named as guides for their individual territorial groups but were afterward enrolled as dynamic players. The choice started broad feedback, driving to Wahab and Sarfaraz…

Novak Djokovic suffered a shocking exit at the Indian Wells ATP Masters on Saturday, falling in his opening match to lucky loser Botic van de Zandschulp. The five-time champion struggled with 37 unforced errors in a 6-2, 3-6, 6-1 defeat. Djokovic, a 24-time Grand Slam winner, admitted he had no excuses for the loss. “It doesn’t feel great when you play this way,” he said. “But congratulations to my opponent — just a bad day in the office, I guess.” Van de Zandschulp has made a habit of taking down tennis legends. He previously upset Carlos Alcaraz at the US…

Chelsea took a crucial step towards securing a Champions League spot with a hard-fought 1-0 win against Leicester City at Stamford Bridge. Marc Cucurella’s stunning long-range strike in the second half ensured victory for the Blues, who now sit fourth in the Premier League, two points ahead of Manchester City. Despite the win, Chelsea’s performance was far from convincing. Cole Palmer missed a penalty, continuing his seven-game goal drought, and Leicester almost capitalized on Chelsea’s defensive errors. Goalkeeper Robert Sanchez’s mistake nearly led to a Leicester goal, but Cucurella’s rocket in the 60th minute sealed the win. For Leicester, their…

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has teamed up with the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) to launch a groundbreaking maternity support program, offering paid maternity leave of up to 12 months for players on the women’s tennis circuit. The initiative, announced on Thursday, aims to provide financial stability, fertility treatment grants, and additional benefits to more than 320 eligible WTA players. A Major Milestone for Women in Tennis For the first time in WTA history, female players will receive guaranteed income during maternity leave. To qualify, players must participate in a set number of WTA tournaments within a specific timeframe.…

Turin, Italy – A 25-member Pakistan contingent arrived in the Italian city of Turin on Friday to participate in the 16th World Winter Special Games, set to begin on March 8. The international event, featuring over 1,500 athletes from 93 countries, will run until March 15, showcasing extraordinary talent and determination from participants worldwide. Upon their arrival at Milan Airport, the Pakistani delegation received a warm welcome from Special Olympics Italy officials before heading to Turin for the grand opening ceremony. Pakistan’s Participation in the Winter Games The Pakistani delegation consists of 10 athletes—five male and five female—who will compete…