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Sahibzada Farhan lit up the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium with a stunning century, propelling Islamabad United to a thumping 102-run victory over Peshawar Zalmi in Match 5 of the HBL PSL X – their biggest win in tournament history.

Fakhar Zaman's blistering 67 and Sam Billings’ unbeaten 50 off just 19 balls, combined with disciplined bowling from the spinners, propelled Lahore Qalandars to a commanding 79-run victory over Quetta Gladiators in the fourth match of HBL PSL X at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Sunday night.

James Vince scored a blistering 101 as Karachi Kings successfully chased 235 to defeat Multan Sultans by seven wickets in the Pakistan Super League. Vince's 43-ball knock included 14 fours and four sixes, forming a vital 242-run partnership with Khushdil Shah before being run out by Chris Jordan near the finish line.

In the final played at Iqbal Stadium on Thursday, Lahore Blues defeated Peshawar led by Iftikhar Ahmed by 9 wickets. The highlight of the match was Lahore Blues' left-arm fast bowler Muhammad Salman Mirza, who delivered an outstanding performance, taking 4 wickets for just 21 runs.

Amad Butt-led Pakistan Television clinched the President?s Trophy Grade-I title with a three-wicket victory over State Bank of Pakistan in the final at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Friday night.

PTV captain Amad Butt's five-wicket haul has brought his team tantalizingly close to victory against SBP as the third day of the President's Trophy Grade-I final concluded at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Thursday. At the close of play, PTV stood at 69 for one after 13 overs, needing just 84 more runs to secure the win.

Pakistan's Chief Selector Mohsin Khan showered praise on Twenty/20 World Cup winning captain Younus Khan and dropped a major hint that Younus would be recalled for the upcoming 3 month tour of England.

West Indies' spin trio of Jomel Warrican, Kevin Sinclair, and Gudakesh Motie took all ten wickets in Pakistan's second innings to secure a 120-run victory in the second Test in Multan, leveling the series.

Sajid Khan and Abrar Ahmed wreaked havoc with the ball, taking nine wickets combined for just 77 runs, helping Pakistan defend a 251-run target and secure a 1-0 lead over the West Indies at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The three-day warm-up match between Pakistan Shaheens and West Indies concluded in a draw, with Pakistan Shaheens finishing at 128-2 in 30 overs, chasing a target of 312 on the third day at Islamabad Club Ground in Islamabad. Following this, the West Indies Test squad is set to travel to Multan on Monday ahead of the first Test match, which begins on Friday, 17 January.