Former Pakistan batter spoke about being sidelined by the PCB despite prioritizing national duty over lucrative league contracts, highlighted issues with delayed NOCs, questioned inconsistent selection standards, and called out former cricketers in power for their lack of support.

The left-arm pacer starred with impressive figures of (3/16), leading Essex to victory over Sussex, while the right-arm seamer's (3/32) played a key role in Birmingham Bears' 23-run win against Worcestershire.

Test-capped players Mir Hamza, Sajid Khan, and Musa Khan join top domestic performers like Azan Awais, Maaz Sadaqat, and Mushtaq Ahmed in an 18-member squad set for two red-ball and three 50-over matches, with fixtures to be announced.

The 15-member squad, featuring players like Haider Ali, Abdul Samad, Ahmed Daniyal and Faisal Akram among others will begin their campaign against Bangladesh 'A' on 14 August in Darwin, facing six sides including Nepal and Australian domestic teams during the tournament.

In a latest exclusive interview with PakPassion, Pakistan pace sensation opened up about why he'd sacrifice white-ball cricket for Tests, Pakistan's new era under Mike Hesson, dressing room under new leadership, and much more.

Pakistan's white ball head coach provided detailed insights on team preparation, strategy, player roles, selection collaboration and adaptation to diverse conditions, while expressing optimism for strong team performances in the upcoming Bangladesh series.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, former Pakistan pacer delivered a hard-hitting critique of Pakistan cricket’s downfall, exposed PCB’s corruption, failed coaching system and other deep-rooted issues.

Pakistan's versatile batter contributed 34*(21) and took a wicket (1/10) with the ball against Guyana Amazon, playing a key role in his team's triumphant start to the tournament.

On the second day of the camp, selected squad players as well as others, including Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah Afridi, and Mohammad Rizwan, underwent fielding, batting, bowling, and physical drills under coaches' supervision, with batters receiving special practice for Bangladeshi conditions.

The season kicks off on 15 August with the 12-team Hanif Mohammad Trophy, while the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy begins on 22 September with eight teams, followed by National T20 qualifiers, age-group, regional, and departmental competitions.

Salman Ali Agha will continue to lead the side as pacer, Ahmed Daniyal, previously sidelined due to injury, is back in the squad while spinner Sufiyan Muqeem also returns.

In a recent exclusive interview with PakPassion, the ex-West Indies captain delivered a powerful critique of Caribbean cricket's decline, revealed why Test cricket is dying in the region, shared insights on franchise cricket's impact, and much more.

The right arm pacer suffered a Grade 1 Hamstring strain, resulting in a premature end to his MLC 2025 season after MRI scans confirmed muscle damage.

As per reports, former Sri Lanka and Bangladesh fielding coach replaces Mohammad Masroor who served as Pakistan’s coach temporarily since October 2024, and is expected to join the squad before the T20I series against Bangladesh, beginning July 20 in Dhaka.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, former Pakistan wicketkeeper and Germany head coach revealed hard truths about Pakistan cricket, criticized PCB's contentious training camps, highlighted coaching deficiencies, called for immediate reforms to nurture emerging talent.

Coaches set specific targets for batters and bowlers as key names like Naseem Shah, Mohammad Wasim Jr., and Babar Azam actively participated at LCCA Ground, Lahore.

The former cricketer will serve his role for the men's national team until the conclusion of his current contract.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, South Africa's left-arm spinner reflected on the Proteas' WTC triumph, talent pathways, emerging stars, Temba Bavuma's leadership and his drive to don the national colors again.

The board resolved to annually recognize the top-performing region in cricket development and to regularly monitor staff performance, following the approval of a budget totaling 18.30 billion PKR.

The Peshawar Zalmi captain has been signed by Sydney Sixers, the Lahore Qalandars' captain has been picked by Brisbane Heat, Haris Rauf has been retained by Melbourne Stars, the Multan Sultans' captain, along with Hassan Khan, has joined Melbourne Renegades, Shadab Khan will be part of Sydney Thunder, while Hassan Ali will represent Adelaide Strikers.

Mohammad Amir and Usman Tariq slated to play for the Trinbago Knight Riders, Mohammad Nawaz will represent the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Imad Wasim has joined the Antigua & Barbuda Falcons while Hassan Khan will be part of the Guyana Amazon Warriors.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, former South African pacer reflected on the Proteas' historic World Test Championship triumph, praised Temba Bavuma’s leadership skills, discussed the win’s impact on South African cricket and much more.