In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, renowned fast-bowling coach and former Essex pacer, shared his insights on the current state of fast bowling in Pakistan, its challenges, strategies for improvement, and the importance of mental resilience and pace for bowlers among other topics.

All 15 squad members are participating in batting, bowling, and fielding sessions at Multan Cricket Stadium, aiming to secure a series victory as they lead 1-0 with the second Test set to begin on January 25th.

According to reports, BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia has dismissed rumours about India objecting to the official logo, explaining that the team will not travel to the host country, but the cricket board will comply with ICC guidelines.

PCB's spokesperson allayed fears about the readiness of the venues for this year’s Champions Trophy, the first global tournament to be held in Pakistan in 28 years, as it welcomed the media for a tour of stadiums.

Pakistan Test skipper highlighted the importance of teamwork and acknowledging imperfections in the team's performance, while emphasized the value of both large and small partnerships, the need for fielding improvements, and the focus on continuous growth.

Haseeb-ur-rehman's handy bowling performance (9/85) guided his side to victory, while solid batting display from Waqar Ahmed (172) and Sardar Hassan Raza (81) strengthened the position for their respective sides KRL and OGDCL.

On the ninth day, players concentrated on intense fitness and batting drills, particularly improving power-hitting efficiency and boundary percentages under Head Coach Abdul Razzaq while Saqlain Mushtaq also visited the camp to assess training and discuss player development with the first phase set to conclude on January 30.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, a former Pakistan all-rounder discussed key issues in Pakistan cricket, including Test cricket commitment, fast bowlers’ fitness, domestic reforms, Aqib Javed’s contributions, and balancing franchise with international cricket for lasting success.

According to a report selectors have included opener Saim Ayub in the squad despite his ongoing recovery from a right ankle injury, with the assurance that he can be replaced if he fails to recover in time for the ICC showpiece.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, Pakistan's former fast bowler discussed the challenges pertaining to Pakistan's fast bowling, Test cricket, domestic cricket and also shared some insights from his personal cricketing journey.

Karachi Kings added Kane Williamson and David Warner to their lineup, Daryl Mitchell became part of Lahore Qalandars, Multan Sultans welcomed Michael Bracewell and Gudakesh Motie, Peshawar Zalmi inducted Alzarri Joseph, while Quetta Gladiators strengthened their roster with addition of Finn Allen and Mark Chapman.

PCB Chairman reviewed the progress of renovations ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, emphasizing the timely completion of finishing and drainage work, with the stadium's modern upgrades including new seating, LED lights, and score screens, while assuring the delivery of a memorable event.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, Pakistan's former head coach reflected on the challenges of working with the PCB, discussing the team's struggles under pressure and the need for long-term planning, while also touching upon the role of the selection committee and the lessons Pakistan could learn from Australia’s stable cricket system.

The four cricket icons were inducted through a transparent voting process and will receive commemorative caps and plaques this year recognizing their pivotal roles in Pakistan’s World Cup victories, top Test ranking achievements, and record-breaking performances.

According to reports, he has regained the ability to place weight on his leg, while the test results will be submitted to the PCB medical panel for additional review.

The 2025 domestic cricket season will include multiple white-ball tournaments along with new U15 and U17 categories, with a total of 21 tournaments and over 10,000 matches being played at various levels throughout the year.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the former Pakistan wicket-keeper batter and ECB Level 4 coach criticized the PCB's mishandling of Mohammad Abbas, Pakistan team's approach in the Test cricket, and urged Shan Masood to showcase proactive captaincy, among other things.