Rawalpindi: The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced that spectators will have free access to the fourth and fifth days of the first Test match between Pakistan and Bangladesh at the
Rawalpindi: Pakistan vice-captain Saud Shakeel equaled a batting record that had stood for 65 years, as his team took a commanding position on the second day of the opening Test
Karachi: In a compelling showdown at the Asifabad Sports Ground, Al-Hussaini Cricket Club clinched a 31-run victory over Shaheen Gymkhana in the Master Oil Inter Club Cricket Tournament, propelled by
Manchester: Sri Lankan all-rounder Milan Rathnayake made a historic Test debut by scoring the highest runs by a number nine batsman in his first Test match. Rathnayake’s impressive 72 runs
Manchester: Sri Lankan all-rounder Milan Rathnayake made a historic Test debut by scoring the highest runs by a number nine batsman in his first Test match. Rathnayake’s impressive 72 runs
Karachi: The Master Oil Inter Club Cricket Tournament, hosted by the Regional Cricket Association Karachi and sponsored by Master Oil Lubricants, saw Aga Khan Gymkhana and Students Sports secure victories
