Shan Masood-led Pakistan will face West Indies in the two-match Test series beginning January 17 in Multan. The hosts will be without their star bowlers, such as Naseem Shah and Shaheen Shah Afridi.
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The two-match Test series between Pakistan and West Indies is scheduled to start on Friday, January 17. The opening Test between Pakistan and West Indies will be played at the Multan Cricket Stadium.
PAK vs WI: Pakistan and West Indies are set to clash in their last Test series of the World Test Championship 2025 cycle in Multan starting on January 17. Both teams enter this two-match series ...
Pakistan has included the spin duo of Noman Ali and Sajid Khan for the 1st Test match. With reports of an absolute turner of a pitch, these two, along with Abrar Ahmed be crucial for the home side.
Pakistan's flag carrier has drawn widespread criticism for putting out an advertisement that showed a plane flying towards the Eiffel Tower. The ad was meant to promote the resumption of Pakistan ...
Police across two forces are hunting men armed with bolt cutters who stole more than £20,000 in designer handbags from two branches of a boutique in Surrey and south west London. Phoenix Style ...
Police across two forces are hunting men armed with bolt cutters who stole more than £20,000 in designer handbags from two branches of a boutique in Surrey and south west London. Phoenix Style’s ...
Pakistani designers are redefining fusion fashion by blending Eastern and Western elements. Picture tailored blazers over traditional shalwar kameez or jeans paired with embroidered kurtas.
Shan Masood's Pakistan team is set to face Kraigg Brathwaite-led West Indies in a two-match Test series as part of the World Test Championship (WTC). This much-anticipated series, starting on ...
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Wednesday told the National Assembly session that more than 10,000 Pakistani nationals are imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for various crimes. "The number of Pakistanis ...