Afternoon training at LCCA Ground saw coaches refining players' batting and bowling techniques, with High Performance Centre Director Aaqib Javed overseeing the sessions.

The visitors will return to Darwin for the third consecutive year to compete in the sries from 14 to 24 August, opening the 11-team, 36-match tournament against Bangladesh 'A' at TIO Stadium, with fixtures spread across five venues.

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.

Pakistan right-arm pacer produced a brilliant spell, taking 3 for 59 in the first innings to help bowl out the opposition for 379 in the Division One encounter at Taunton.

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, the emerging all-rounder spoke about his late rise in domestic cricket due to politics, emphasized the turning point through strong performances with Pakistan Shaheens and guidance from mentors like Ali Tareen, and expressed his growth as a middle-order all-rounder aiming for national recognition and much more.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, emerging batting all-rounder discussed his cricket journey, starting with tape-ball cricket and drawing inspiration from players like Ahmad Shahzad, emphasized his aggressive batting style, adaptability across formats, and his goal to represent Pakistan in the 2026 T20 World Cup while maintaining a high strike rate in red-ball cricket and much more.

The International Cricket Council has approved new playing conditions, including the use of the stop clock in Tests, updated saliva rules, and ODI ball changes—with some already in effect for the 2025–27 WTC and white-ball rules starting July 2, 2025.

The visitors will arrive in Dhaka on July 16 for the series, with all games scheduled from July 20 to 24 at the Sher-e-Bangla national cricket stadium.

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.

The tournament will take place in India from 30 September to 2 November, featuring top international teams competing across venues including Bengaluru, Indore, Guwahati, Vizag, and Colombo.

In a latest exclusive interview with PakPassion, former Pakistan coach reflects on Salman Ali Agha's leadership, Shaheen Shah Afridi's form and future, Pakistan's white-ball top order, and much more.

The board confirms no changes to the selection panel of Aqib Javed, Aleem Dar, Asad Shafiq, and Azhar Ali, clarifying that only Hassan Cheema has been replaced by Usman Hashmi as data analyst, a non-voting role with no selection authority.

Pakistan right-arm pacer will be available from July 4 until the end of the season across all formats, including the County Championship, One-Day Cup, and T20 Blast.

The trio is among 13 Pakistani players, including Shan Masood, Mohammad Abbas, and Mohammad Amir, cleared by the PCB to participate in overseas franchise cricket, including the County Championship, Big Bash League (BBL), Caribbean Premier League (CPL), and emerging tournaments like the Global Super League.