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After Lord’s Game, Pakistani Players To Meet King Charles Ahead Of Third Test vs England
Test Cricket Team: The Pakistan men's cricket team will have an official meeting with King Charles later this week ahead of the third Test against England, Buckingham Palace has confirmed, following recent off-field friction over a broadcast interview involving former captain Imran Khan’s sons.
The engagement was planned prior to the start of the series, as part of the Monarch's role within the Commonwealth. It will take place during the break between the second game, which is currently underway at Lord’s, and third Test, starting in Birmingham on September 9.
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Ex-Pakistan WicketKeeper Moin Khan Voices Concern Over Imran Khan's Deteriorating Health In Jail
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif: Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Moin Khan has joined the growing chorus of voices expressing grave concern over the deteriorating health of 1992 ODI World Cup-winning captain Imran Khan, urging the government and jail authorities to ensure the 73-year-old receives immediate and proper medical care.
'Price Worth Paying': ECB Chair On Scheduling Issues Caused By The Hundred
Wales Cricket Board: England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Richard Thompson has said that the scheduling issues caused by The Hundred are "a price worth paying".
Brook’s Time As England’s Test Captain Will Come: Brendon McCullum
Wales Cricket Board: Former England red-ball head coach Brendon McCullum believes Harry Brook’s time to lead the Test side will come in the future, despite him being overlooked for the top job following Ben Stokes's retirement from international cricket.
‘I Don't Want To Give Up The Bowling Just Yet’: Sciver-Brunt Targets All-round Return After Calf Injury
T20 World Cup: England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has reaffirmed her determination to continue contributing as an all-rounder despite an ongoing calf injury, saying she intends to return to bowling after completing rehabilitation following The Hundred.
Rohit Sharma 'shut Everyone Up' By Hitting Century At Lord’s, Says Ravi Shastri
Rohit Sharma: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has lauded Rohit Sharma for his brilliant century against England in the third and final ODI at Lord's, stating that the opener has ‘shut everyone up’ on speculations about his future in the 50-over format.
2nd ODI: India Batters Are A Little Bit Worried About Playing The Short Ball, Says Bopara
On BBC Radio: Former England all-rounder Ravi Bopara believes Indian batters have started to look ‘a little bit worried’ about tackling the short ball on English wickets, following them being bowled out for 233 in the second ODI at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff on Thursday.
Nasser Hussain Labels Lord’s Pitch ‘substandard’ After 33 Wickets Tumble In Two Days
Boxing Day Ashes Test: Former England captain Nasser Hussain has criticised the Lord’s pitch as “substandard” and “not good enough” for Test cricket after 33 wickets fell in the opening two days of England’s first Test against New Zealand, reigniting debate over the quality of surfaces at the iconic venue.
'I Think We Are A Very Different Team And We Are Going To Win It,' Says England Women's Head Coach Edwards On T20 WC
U19 T20 World Cup: Charlotte Edwards believes England are a "very different team" as they head into the upcoming ICC Women's T20 World Cup. She supports her team in making a serious title run while preparing to host the event this summer.
‘No Excuses’ For Ashes Behaviour, Says Duckett; Vows To Be More Professional For Prolonging Career
T20 World Cup: England’s left-handed opener Ben Duckett said there were ‘no excuses’ for his off-field behaviour during the Ashes and has vowed to become more professional with an aim to prolong his international career.
'No Way He’s Out Of The Picture': Key Backs Livingstone Amid Criticism
ICC Champions Trophy: England men’s cricket director Rob Key has responded to recent criticism from all-rounder Liam Livingstone, saying the player remains firmly in contention for national selection despite a disagreement over communication and team environment.
ICC Reveals Broadcast Details For Men’s T20 World Cup 2026
Sky Sports Main Event: The ICC has unveiled the broadcast plans for the Men’s T20 World Cup, featuring 20 teams and 55 matches, running from February 7 to March 8.
Ashes: Lack Of Spin Bowling Has Made Cricket In This Series One-dimensional, Says Atherton
England Cricket: Former England captain Michael Atherton believes the ongoing Ashes series has become "one-dimensional" due to the lack of spin bowling caused by pitches being more in favour of fast bowlers.
Ashes 2025-26: Pitch At Melbourne Cricket Ground Was Farcical At Times, Says Nasser Hussain
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Former England captain Nasser Hussain described the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) pitch for the fourth Test of the Ashes series as ‘farcical at times’, as he and Michael Atherton joined a chorus of fierce criticism after the match ended inside two days.
Odds Are Slim, Fight Until Last Ball: Hussain Says England 'need Miracle' To Keep Ashes Hopes Alive
Former England: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes Australia are firmly in control of the third Test as well as the Ashes series, warning that England face “slim odds” of pulling off a miraculous escape as the hosts build a commanding position by taking a 356-run lead at Stumps on Day 3 of the third Test at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide on Friday.
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