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‘He rejected it’: Ex-PCB selector blames Imran Khan for Pakistan cricket’s downfall
Former chief selector of Pakistan cricket, Haroon Rasheed, identifies the setbacks in the sport to Imran Khan’s reforms. Rasheed highlighted that Khan dismissed a hybrid model for the domestic cricket structure, significantly diminishing the first-class teams in Pakistan. He pointed out that India’s layered domestic system promotes talent depth, advocating for Pakistan to decentralise its…
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‘His time will come’: Rahane wants Sooryavanshi to wait as Samson returns
Ajinkya Rahane expresses his enthusiastic support for Sanju Samson’s reentry into India’s batting lineup, asserting the importance of maintaining their World Cup-winning squad for the upcoming Afghanistan series. In a recent video, Rahane encouraged young talent Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to trust in his instincts and play freely, while highlighting the need for mental resilience to bolster…
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Nezam Hafiz faced Brian Lara in 1988; 13 years later, he lost his life in 9/11 attacks
Nezam Hafiz, a talented cricketer originally from Guyana, lost his life in the tragic World Trade Center attacks. After relocating to the U.S., he proudly represented the American cricket team. In his honor, teammates organized memorial cricket events in New York, which persisted for years following the September 11 tragedy. A bat used during these…
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112 years later! Robinson enters rarest Test bowling club with sub-19 average
In a remarkable feat, Ollie Robinson has achieved a bowling average of under nineteen after his 20th match, making him the first bowler to do so since the iconic Sydney Barnes in 1914. With two crucial wickets during Pakistan’s second innings at Edgbaston, Robinson joins a select group of five bowlers with this outstanding record,…
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ENG vs PAK 3rd Test: After losing 8 wickets, Pakistan move into the lead
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Maaya Rajeshwaran, Sushkova stun 4th seeds to storm into US Open junior semis
Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi and Antonina Sushkova secured a significant victory in New York.The Indo-Ukrainian pair defeated the fourth-seeded Russian team in straight sets.They demonstrated strong serving and saved crucial break points during the match.This win follows their earlier upset against the fifth seeds in the second round.Next, the duo will face American twins Kristina and…
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After Pakistan’s cybercrime summons, Rizwan & Imam face domestic cricket setback
Following their recent tour in England, Pakistani cricketers Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq find themselves under scrutiny due to a cybercrime investigation triggered by evidence from their mobile phones. As a result of their inability to meet fitness requirements, both players will miss the opening round of the President’s Trophy Grade-I, amid the aftermath of a…
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10 days, 1,981 runs, no winner: ENG vs SA Test that ended with a ship to catch
In 1939, England and South Africa played a “Timeless Test” match without any time limit. South Africa batted for nearly three days, scoring 530 runs in their first innings. England replied with 316 runs, and South Africa then added 481 more. England chased a massive 696-run target, reaching 654/5 after ten days of play.
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Spider-Man, Batman all had to pay rent: Carlsen, now a father, is no exception
Magnus Carlsen’s transition into fatherhood has reshaped how he approaches chess, work and time. Despite unprecedented success, he still sees himself as a provider, balancing the joy of raising his son with the demands of a global career. Fatherhood helped cement his decision to abandon the classical World Championship, revealing a man reallocating ambition around…
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‘Still have curfew?’: Warner takes dig at Barmy Army, fans hit back with ‘Broad’ meme
David Warner playfully engaged with the Barmy Army on social media, starting with light-hearted jabs at Saim Ayub’s batting performance. He cheekily mentioned Marnus Labuschagne’s ongoing century drought and poked fun at England’s curfew struggles. The Barmy Army quickly fired back by highlighting Warner’s past difficulties against Stuart Broad, to which Warner humorously suggested they…