Zak Crawley (64*) and Joe Root (32*) helped visitors to recover well after the early demise of Ollie Pope at (0) at hands of Naseem Shah (1/29), earlier Salman Ali Agha (104*) and Saud Shakeel (82) showed solid batting displays for the hosts to help them put a massive total on the board.

The Pakistan all-rounder spoke about batting with the tail, his team's current position and their hopes of drying runs for England tomorrow.

Shaheens to compete in the tournament from October 18-27, whilst the squad, featuring debutants Abdul Samad, Ahmed Daniyal, Yasir Khan and Zaman Khan, undergoes a training camp in Karachi before departing for Oman.

Right-handed batter's 154*(81), KRL's Naseerullah Khan 108(111) coupled with destructive bowling from Mohammad Imran Jnr (6/45), PTV's Imam-ul-Haq 69*(60) along with Faisal Akram's remarkable spell of (5/24) and Eshaal Associates' Abdul Wahid Banglazai's 103(113) sealed victory for their respective sides.

Economical spells by Fatima Sana (2/23) and Omaima Sohail (1/17) proved to be in vain as Shafali Verma 32 (35) and Harmanpreet Kaur 29 (24) powered their side to their maiden victory in the tournament.

Pakistan's red-ball captain spoke about the team's balanced lineup and strategy against England's aggressive style of play, highlighted the importance of adapting to varying conditions, workload management, and learning from past mistakes.

England head coach discussed England's 3-Test match series against Pakistan, acknowledging the hosts' home advantage and recent struggles, while valuing Jimmy Anderson's remote guidance and experience.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the former England Test captain shared expert insights on the England-Pakistan Test series, discussing Pakistan's struggles, offering advice to Babar Azam, and assessing Joe Root's form, while analyzing both teams' strengths and weaknesses.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the former England captain discussed issues related to Pakistan cricket such as the unpredictability of the team, political interference, and the immense pressure on players and captains, and emphasized the need for proactive and strong leadership.

Pakistan's red-ball vice-captain addressed key issues ahead of the Test series against England, including pitch conditions and strategies to counter England's aggressive style of play, while downplaying worries about team unity and emphasizing a strong focus on achieving better results.

England right-handed batter expressed confidence ahead of the Test series against Pakistan, citing his full recovery from a finger injury and his team's readiness for the challenging conditions, while emphasizing their aggressive approach and versatile bowling attack.

Pakistan boasts an impressive tournament record, with four titles and five runner-up finishes, including a 2017 finals berth, as the eight-team competition returns from November 1-3 in Hong Kong.

Right-handed batter's 128*(138) guided his team to victory, as PTV's Amad Butt scored 105(76), SNGPL's Haseebullah 128(130), and WAPDA's Mohammad Arif 100*(115) put solid performances in batting for their respective sides, while SBP's Mohammad Faizan (84 & 5/24) delivered an all-round show and Ghani Glass' Ubaid Shah (4/48) led the charge for their respective teams.

Pakistan's white-ball skipper announced his decision to step down from captaincy, stating that it was time to focus on his performance as a player and his personal development.

Pakistan's Test captain discussed the significance of consistent team selection and accountability for recent performances, while also shared key takeaways from the Bangladesh series and outlined strategies for the forthcoming England series.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the pacer stressed the importance of fitness and consistency in cricket, noting the challenges faced by Pakistani bowlers due to inadequate rest and preparation, and spoke in favor of prioritizing Test cricket.

Former Pakistan batter resigned citing personal reasons and shifted focus to coaching, aiming to continue as batting coach at the High Performance Centre, leveraging his expertise.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the UK based fast-bowling coach discussed the intricacies of pace coaching, his work with Mohammad Hasnain, the reasons behind the consistent injuries to Pakistan’s pacers and much more.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, Pakistan's red ball coach discussed the team's abysmal Test series loss against Bangladesh, opinions on different Pakistan players, and insights on the upcoming Test series against England and much more.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the former wicketkeeper batter shared thoughts on Pakistan's series defeat to Bangladesh, Babar Azam's current poor form, pressing need of a finger spinner for the national side and much more.