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Corbin Bosch suspended from Pakistan Super League for one year for pulling out of 2025 season
South African all-rounder Corbin Bosch faces a one-year ban from the Pakistan Super League (PSL) after opting to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) instead. Selected by Peshawar Zalmi, Bosch's decision led to a contract violation notice from the PCB. Bosch apologized to Pakistani fans and the cricket community, accepting the ban and fine.
LA Olympics 2028: Cricket to have six-team format for both men, women
Cricket is set to return to the Olympic stage at LA 2028 after a 128-year absence, featuring a fast-paced T20 format with six teams each for men and women. The IOC has approved the event, allocating 90 athlete quotas per gender. This inclusion follows cricket's growing presence in multi-sport events like the Commonwealth and Asian Games.
Amid Pakistan team's poor form, Hasan Ali says fans will stop seeing IPL to watch PSL
Pakistani cricketer Hasan Ali believes that the Pakistan Super League (PSL) can attract viewers away from the Indian Premier League (IPL). He said this is possible if PSL players perform exceptionally well. Hasan also addressed Pakistan's recent poor performance in international cricket. He acknowledged its impact on the PSL.
Harry Brook succeeds Jos Buttler as England's white-ball captain
Harry Brook has been named the new ODI and T20I captain for England, succeeding Jos Buttler. Brook, who debuted in 2022, previously served as Buttler's deputy and led England in the ODI series against Australia. With impressive stats and leadership roles in the past, Brook is eager to drive the team towards winning future series and tournaments.
PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi appointed President of Asian Cricket Council
Mohsin Naqvi, PCB Chairman since February 2024, is the new President of the Asian Cricket Council, succeeding Sri Lanka Cricket's Shammi Silva. Naqvi aims to drive unity, innovation, and strategic growth in Asian cricket. Silva thanked Jay Shah for significant milestones achieved during his tenure, including commercial rights and development structures.
New Zealand beats Pakistan by 83 runs and leads the 3-match series 2-0
Ben Sears took 5-59 as New Zealand bowled out Pakistan for 208, winning the second ODI by 84 runs and securing the series 2-0. Mitch Hay narrowly missed his maiden ODI century, helping New Zealand reach 292-8. Faheem Ashraf and Naseem Shah fought back for Pakistan, scoring maiden half centuries, but fell short in 41.2 overs.
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Champions Trophy Cash Prize: Who gets what from BCCI's Rs 58 crore reward to Indian cricket team
The BCCI announced a Rs 58 crore cash prize for Team India after winning the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Each squad player and head coach Gautam Gambhir will receive Rs 3 crore. Assistant coaches and support staff get Rs 50 lakh each, while BCCI officials will receive Rs 25 lakh each. This reward acknowledges the team's dedication and excellence.
Mega cash prize by BCCI for Rohit Sharma & Co after India's big Champions Trophy win
The BCCI has announced a mega cash reward of Rs 58 crore for team India after their ICC Champions Trophy win against New Zealand in Dubai. This victory marks India's 7th ICC title under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, who led the team during their ICC Men's T20 World Cup triumph last year.
Former Pakistan stars can't stop praising IPL: Here’s why
The camaraderie between Indian and Pakistani cricketers in the IPL ceased post the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. While the IPL soared, providing a platform for Indian talent and influencing global cricket, Pakistani players expressed a desire to participate, though geopolitical tension and bans persist.
More trouble brews for Pakistan cricket, all 50 players remain unsold in England's The Hundred tournament
No Pakistani players were sold in The Hundred draft, with prominent names like Imad Wasim and Shadab Khan left unsold. The PCB has cut match fees for the National T20 Championship by 75%, raising concerns among players. The board is also reducing spending on domestic cricket development and delaying pension increases for former Test cricketers.
Pakistan star batter Babar opts out of National T20 Championship
Former Pakistan captain Babar Azam, along with Muhammad Rizwan and Naseem Shah, has been dropped from the Pakistan T20 squad for the New Zealand series and has decided to skip the National T20 Championship. They are prioritizing the upcoming Pakistan Super League, citing workload management and international commitments.
Pakistan ko as darzi yaad rakhenge: Journalist trolled by anchor, social media users for his comment on Champions Trophy white blazer
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is upset with the ICC for excluding their officials from the Champions Trophy closing ceremony in Dubai. A Pakistani journalist accused the BCCI of undermining PCB throughout the tournament. The ICC clarified that protocol did not allow PCB's delegate to be on stage, leading to further tension between the two cricket boards.
Pakistan Cricket Board slashes match fees in domestic cricket
The Pakistan Cricket Board has cut the match fees for players in the National T20 Championship drastically, from 100,000 rupees to 10,000 rupees per match, prompting concerns about the organization's financial health. Costs for player accommodations and travel are also being reduced, while hefty salaries are being paid to mentors and officials.
Pakistan cricket is in ICU because of incorrect decisions: Afridi
Former captain Shahid Afridi criticizes the recall of all-rounder Shadab Khan to Pakistan's T20 squad for the series against New Zealand, questioning the merit behind the decision. Afridi highlights the inconsistency and frequent changes in Pakistan cricket administration, attributing the team's struggles to poor decision-making and lack of accountability within the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
PCB awaits 'formal clarification' from ICC after no Pakistan representative on stage for closing ceremony
The PCB awaits formal clarification from the ICC on why their COO, Sumair Ahmed, was not included on stage during the Champions Trophy closing ceremony. They filed a complaint over what they deem as biased treatment. PCB seeks a public clarification and an assurance against such incidents, or they will escalate the matter.
Geopolitics and lack of buzz blight Champions Trophy's return
Geopolitical tensions and India's participation issues marred the ICC Champions Trophy's return in Pakistan. India's hybrid model allowed them to play in Dubai, raising fairness concerns. India triumphed over New Zealand, while Pakistan's poor performance and logistical issues further impacted the tournament. Afghanistan impressed, and England seeks a new captain after a winless campaign.
PCB to register protest with ICC for ignoring representative in Champions Trophy closing ceremony
The PCB plans to protest to the ICC for not including its CEO in the Champions Trophy closing ceremony. They reject ICC's explanation, citing other errors like changing logos and playing the wrong national anthem. Despite this, the PCB chairman praised the successful execution of the tournament and thanked everyone involved.
Pakistan was host: Shoaib Akhtar is not happy with Champions Trophy ceremony having Jay Shah and Roger Binny
Shoaib Akhtar expressed shock over the absence of Pakistan Cricket Board at the presentation ceremony after India's Champions Trophy win in Dubai. India defeated New Zealand to win their third title. Pakistan was the official host, but India played matches in Dubai due to political tensions. Pakistan was eliminated in the group stage.
No Pakistan representation at Champions Trophy presentation ceremony irks host PCB
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) expressed displeasure over the ICC's omission of its CEO from the Champions Trophy closing ceremony. Despite hosting the event, no PCB representative was included. Former cricketer Shoaib Akhtar also shared his disappointment over this issue. The PCB plans to address the matter with the ICC.
From 'unfair advantage' to 'fat for a sportsman' remark for Rohit Sharma, here're top controversies of Champions Trophy 2025
India did not travel to Pakistan for security reasons, playing all matches in Dubai, sparking debates on whether this gave them an advantage. Coach Gambhir dismissed claims, while pacer Shami acknowledged the benefit. Controversies also arose over Shami's fasting, captain Rohit Sharma's fitness, and broadcast issues.
Anti-India slogan row: Accused teen attended madrasa, had no interest in cricket, claims family
A 15-year-old boy and his family from Uttar Pradesh claim innocence after being accused of raising anti-India slogans during a cricket match in Maharashtra. Following local complaints, their shop and house were demolished. The family has requested a fair investigation, alleging a conspiracy.
Ind vs NZ Pitch and Weather Report: How will the playing conditions in Dubai affect the Champions Trophy final?
India vs New Zealand Pitch Dubai Weather: The ICC Champions Trophy final between India and New Zealand at the Dubai International Stadium will feature spin-friendly and heat-prone conditions. Winning the toss and batting first is advised to exert scoreboard pressure. The pitch favors early aggression during powerplay and middle-over consolidation, with spinners playing a key role.
Mohammad Amir desires to play in IPL as part of Virat Kohli’s RCB
Former Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir, who is applying for UK citizenship through his wife, hopes to play in the IPL. He expressed interest in joining Royal Challengers Bangalore and praised Virat Kohli. Former players Ahmed Shehzad and Rashid Latif commented on RCB's and Chennai Super Kings' chances for the IPL title with Amir's potential inclusion.
There's plenty we've taken from the defeat to India in group stage: NZ opener Will Young
Will Young is focused on capitalizing on India's weaknesses in the Champions Trophy final. Despite a previous defeat, he believes New Zealand's form, especially with Rachin Ravindra's performance, will be crucial. Young remembers New Zealand's win in the 2000 final and hopes to emulate that success, highlighting the significance of the upcoming match.
The Kiwi collective: New Zealand, a robust group of individuals all pulling in the same direction, will be a tough opponent for India in the final
New Zealand's inclusion in the ICC Champions Trophy final defies expectations given their limited financial resources compared to India. However, the resilience, unity, and discipline of the New Zealand cricket team demonstrate that success in sports transcends financial clout and infrastructure.
Hunger is even more: Cheteshwar Pujara eyeing Test comeback for England tour
Cheteshwar Pujara expressed his eagerness to play for India again during the England tour, citing his enhanced hunger and readiness. He emphasized the importance of strong batting for the ICC World Test Championship 2025-27 cycle. Pujara termed Australia as the toughest Test opponent and reflected on India's past victories, highlighting his significant contributions.
Cricket in the UAE: How Emirates' dream stalled even as Afghanistan's soar
The UAE cricket team has struggled to maintain its momentum since its impressive 2014 ODI series win against Afghanistan, facing a lack of quality domestic tournaments and inadequate player development. In contrast, Afghanistan has risen to prominence in white-ball cricket by addressing their shortcomings and leveraging former players.
Our government's stance on playing cricket against Pakistan very categorical and clear: Rajeev Shukla in Lahore
BCCI vice president Rajeev Shukla emphasized that the resumption of India-Pakistan bilateral cricket depends on Indian government clearance. While acknowledging fan enthusiasm, he noted that matches must be hosted on each other's soil, not neutral venues. He also highlighted India's performance independent of playing conditions.
Pakistan to host six-team Women's ODI World Cup qualifiers
Pakistan will host the six-team Women's 50-overs World Cup qualifiers later this month, featuring teams such as Scotland, Ireland, and the West Indies. The Pakistan Cricket Board is coordinating with the ICC to finalize dates and venues, including Karachi, Multan, and Faisalabad. This marks Pakistan's first time hosting a multi-team women's ICC event.
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