In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, Pakistan’s 2006 U19 World Cup-winning team member reflects on the politics that cut short many promising careers, relives the unforgettable triumph against India in the U19 final, and shares concerns over the modern pathway for young cricketers in Pakistan.
Pakistan pacer (3/23) showcased his skills, yet his side fell short as the Scorchers chased down the 131-run target with ease, winning by 6 wickets with 19 balls to spare.
Pakistan Television sealed a historic two-run win at the National Bank Stadium as Ali (6/9) ripped through SNGPL, and Amad (4/28) capped a fine all-round show in the lowest total ever successfully defended in first-class cricket.
Despite a spirited effort in the field led by Ahmed Hussain (3/38), Abdul Subhan (2/24), and Ali Raza (2/36), followed by a resilient 65(86) from captain Farhan Yousaf, the team fell short of a win in their inaugural match of the U19 World Cup.
The board has set 30 January as the deadline for technical proposals, with successful bidders moving to the next stage after the previous ownership agreement expired on 31 December 2025 and the PCB assumed control ahead of auctioning the franchise.
The T20I series, which will be played at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium on 29 and 31 January and 1 February, will mark Australia's third visit to Pakistan since 2022 and provide crucial preparation for the hosts ahead of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026.
In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the co-owner of the Sialkot PSL franchise outlines his vision for the team, their title ambitions, and the importance of building a strong local identity with long-term community engagement.
Salman Mirza jumped 16 spots to 19th in the T20I bowlers’ rankings, Sahibzada Farhan rose to 5th, while Salman Ali Agha climbed 13 places to 41st among T20I batters.
In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the former Pakistan U19 captain discussed his career shift from Pakistan cricket to life in the United States, the reality of his Major League Cricket contract, a potential return to domestic cricket, and much more.
Australia batter's explosive 42‑ball hundred, supported by Babar Azam’s fluent innings in a commanding 141‑run opening partnership, powered the Sydney Sixers to a clinical chase over the Thunder, completing the derby double and strengthening their push toward the BBL finals.
Defending a meager 6 runs in the penultimate over, the Pakistani pacer showcased incredible composure to stifle the Hobart Hurricanes, handing his side a dramatic 3-run win in the league's group stage encounter.
Pakistan pacer took 3/23 to restrict the opponents to a modest 128, while Hasan contributed with 35* (36) and (1/13), guiding his team to a two-wicket victory.
The Pakistan Super League will feature eight teams for its 11th season after FKS Group and OZ Group secured the rights for Hyderabad and Sialkot with bids of Rs1.75bn and Rs1.85bn, respectively.
In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, 32-year-old Quaid-e-Azam Trophy leading wicket-taker reflected on his delayed journey to first-class cricket, the challenges of the domestic system, and his continued pursuit of a Pakistan national team debut.
Set to arrive in August, the 33-year-old Pakistan pacer will bolster the franchise's bowling attack for the final two months of the season after previously impressing under Paul Franks in Pakistan.
The Pakistan left-arm pacer, who was ruled out of BBL15 with a knee injury, is under medical supervision in Lahore, with his recovery being closely monitored ahead of upcoming international fixtures.
Pakistan, slotted in Group A, has reportedly submitted a 15-member provisional squad for the tournament, including Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah Afridi, and Haris Rauf.