Pakistan’s recently appointed red-ball Head Coach feels that Test cricket is the supreme test of a players mental and technical abilities.

Pakistan's white-ball Head Coach looking forward to working with the players to unlock their true potential.

All three members of the coaching staff have been appointed for a period of 2-years.

During the press conference, the Chairman of PCB addressed various topics, including awaiting Ihsanullah's treatment report, delegated selection powers, and fitness standards.

Pakistan captain not satisfied with the result of the series, felt that he was being targeted for criticism regardless of whether he rested players or not and praised Usman Khan for his efforts and termed Saim Ayub as a special talent.

The left-arm fast bowler who was declared player of the series, expressed his commitment to the team and spoke of the value of every wicket taken as a significant contribution to the team’s victory.

Shaheen Shah Afridi with 4/30 was the star performer for the hosts in a tense chase of 179, set up excellent batting efforts by Babar Azam 69(44) and Fakhar Zaman 43(33).

The left-handed batter highlighted the strategic changes in their team with the primary goal of winning the World Cup, acknowledging the disappointment of losing matches but emphasizing the importance of a good team combination.

The all-rounder's remarkable unbeaten 77 runs from 85 balls and three crucial wickets for 52 runs, along with Ahmed Shehzad's solid contribution of 71 off 105 balls shone for WAPDA, while Hussain Talat's noteworthy knock of 82 off 97 went in vain for Ghani Glass.

Pakistan Head Coach praised his bowlers but felt that the lack of doubles while batting contributed to the side's defeat in the 4th T20I.

The Trophy which arrived recently in the country was shown in public at the Gaddafi Stadium by the former Pakistan fasr-bowler, Shoaib Akhtar.

The visit which will see Pakistan play 5 T20Is and 3 ODIs was announced during a meetting between NZC CEO, Scott Weenink and the PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi in Lahore.

The former captain of the Pakistan Women Cricket Team played 276 international matches, the highest number by any Pakistan woman cricketer, scored 6,262 international runs, and took 80 international wickets with her right-arm leg-spin.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, Catherine Dalton, the fast bowling coach of the Multan Sultans delves into an in-depth conversation about her experience in PSL 9, working with Multan Sultans, availability for PSL 10, and much more.

The left-arm pacer has risen two spots to 17th position in the latest ICC Rankings for T20I bowlers on the back of his strong start to Pakistan's ongoing T20I series at home against New Zealand, where he is the leading wicket-taker for the series through the first three matches.

The Pakistan pacer acknowledged that Pakistan has been fortunate to have such a strong pace bowling lineup including Naseem Shah and Shaheen Shah Afridi, stating the World Cup as his ultimate goal.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion the Managing Director and Co-founder of SACA, Dr. Tom Brown joins Saj to discuss the work that SACA is doing, Moeen Ali's role in SACA, the future of SACA, and much more.