England's stand-in T20I captain pleased with his side's performance on tour of Pakistan and the depth in the squad ahead of the T20 World Cup in Australia.

Apart from Shan Masood (56), no other home-side batter was able to stand-up to the pressure of the 210-run chase setup by some exceptional batting by Dawid Malan (78*) and Harry Brook (46*). 

Non-striker's dismissal due to 'mankad', the extension of penalties for overrate delays from T20Is to ODIs, batter to be ready to take strike within 2 minutes of arrival in Tests and ODIs and a permanent prohibition on use of saliva on the cricket ball are all appicable.

Azam's 51(40) was in vain as his side Barbados Royals lost the match by 8-wickets to Jamaica Tallawahs with Imad Wasim taking 1/18 to cap an excellent tournament.

Pakistan captain unhappy with the performance of his batting line-up in the T20I series against England and expects the batters to build partnerships when back-to-back wickets have fallen.

The Pakistan all-rounder and former fast-bowler were in outstanding form throughout the tournament for the tournament winners, Jamaica Tallawahs.

Previous season's title holders Khyber Pakhtunkhwa suffered a 134-run defeat to Balochistan, Northern comprehensively defeated Southern Punjab by 10 wickets whilst the Sindh versus Central Punjab game ended in a draw.

A total of $5.6 Million will be awarded during the tournament with the winners of the final in Melbourne on November 13 receiving $1.6 million and the runners-up guaranteed $800,000.

Pakistan pacer delivers a warning to India for the iconic ICC T20 World Cup 2022 encounter which will be played at Melbourne on 23rd October.

The Pakistan batter who is currently involved in the T20I series against England, has signed a 2-year contract with the county after his successful stint with Derbyshire.

The PCB have indicated that the Pakistan pacer's period of isolation will be completed on Saturday and he will leave for New Zealand with the squad on Sunday.

England batter looking forward to the Test tour and impressed by the quality of cricket as witnessed in previous international games in Pakistan.

Whlist the keeper-batter has maintained his number one position in the ICC rankings for T20I batters, Haris Rauf has also continued his steady rise to the top after moving to 14th place in the ICC T20I bowling rankings.

Whilst the India board has termed as "laughable" the proposal floated by Martin Darlow, the deputy chairman of the England & Wales Cricket Board, the PCB feel that playing at a neutral venue would setback attempts to attract top teams for home series.

Paul Franks and Paul Nixon have been appointed as Head Coaches for Central Punjab and Sindh respectively, whilst Bilal Shafayat, John Sadler, Richard Stonier and Ian Fisher will also work in the domestic cricket tournaments as fielding and strength and conditioning coaches.

A total of 19 matches, featuring 6 sides, will be played in the 15-day tournament which will be staged at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore starting from 6 October.

The all-rounder spoke about his disappointment at not being picked by Pakistan for their recent assignments, the need for Babar Azam to take a stand against flawed decisions by the selectors, Pakistan's chances of defeating India in this year's T20 World Cup and his determination to make an international comeback.

Young pacer spoke about the hard-work he has put in to remedy issues with his action, Shaheen Shah Afridi as a role model for up and coming fast-bowlers and his aspirations to represent Pakistan in this year's T20 World Cup in Australia.