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Captains Feel '160' Is Par Score As Stage Set For Asia Cup Rising Stars In Doha
Asia Cup Rising Stars: India 'A' skipper Jitseh Sharma and rival captain Irfan Khan of Pakistan feel a total of '160' would be par score at the Asia Cup Rising Stars that starts on Friday. Though they accepted that the T20 game is unpredictable, the two captains admitted that the game is in favour of batsmen, and the batters will have a field day in this event too.
On Friday, India 'A' will take on the UAE in the second match of the day at West End Stadium in Asia Town, while Pakistan will open their campaign in the eight-team T20 tournament for emerging players in Asia with a match against Oman on the same day.
Defending champions Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, and Bangladesh complete the roster at the eight-team tournament being staged in Doha for the first time by Qatar Cricket Association (QCA).
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2009 Revisited: Vaas And Lakmal Recall Lahore Terror As Current Squad Face Security Concerns On Pak Tour: Report
Pakistan Cricket Board: Two former Sri Lankan cricketers, who survived the 2009 Lahore terror attack, have warned members of the current squad, facing security concerns following a suicide bomb blast in Islamabad, that it will be no easy task to “get on with the game” after initially deciding to fly home.
Sri Lanka Tour Of Pakistan In Danger As Eight Players Decide To Return Home After Bomb Blast: Report
Sri Lankan High Commissioner: The Sri Lanka men's cricket team's tour of Pakistan is in jeopardy after eight visiting players, from a squad of 16, decided to return home following Tuesday’s suicide bomb blast in the Pakistan capital, Islamabad and resultant concerns over their security, a news report said on Wednesday.
Asian Cricket Council To Hold More Events After Asia Cup Success: Report
The Asian Cricket Council: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has, in its meeting in Doha on Saturday, decided to hold more events with a Legend of Asia and a League amongst associate members on the chart in the near future, a report said. The ACC has decided to conduct some of the events in Oman and Doha, where the facilities have improved.
ICC Sets Up Committee To Resolve Asia Cup 2025 Trophy Issue Between India And Pakistan: Report
International Cricket Council: The Board of the International Cricket Council (ICC) has set up a committee to mediate the contentious issues between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of the Asia Cup 2025, agreeing to get involved in the dispute between the two countries after the BCCI raised the matter during its meeting, a report said on Friday.
Women's Wing Of BCB To Probe Allegations Of Sexual Harassment By Former Captain Jahanara Alam
Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain: The chairman of the women’s wing of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, Abdur Razzak, said on Friday that they will investigate the recent allegation made by former national skipper Jahanara Alam about being sexually harassed during the 2022 World Cup with utmost sincerity and will seek help of government’s law enforcement agencies in this regard, a report has claimed.
Pakistan’s Mystery Spinner Tariq Inspired To Return To Cricket By Movie On MS Dhoni
The International Cricket Council: Pakistan’s mystery spinner, Usman Tariq, has revealed that he abandoned a career in Dubai to pursue cricket after watching a Bollywood film on the life of Indian great MS Dhoni, which inspired him to do the hard work and chase his dream again.
Pakistan Players To Play Against And Team Up With Ashwin In Australia's Big Bash
Big Bash League: Six Pakistan players will feature in the Big Bash League (BBL) in Australia, with Shadab Khan teaming up with India’s now-retired spin wizard Ravichandran Ashwin, the first such occasion in any franchise league, a report has claimed.
Head Coach Wasim On His Way Out After Pakistan Women Fail At ODI World Cup
New Zealander Mark Coles: The Pakistan women’s team is set to have a new head coach, with incumbent Mohammad Wasim likely to be removed after a failed World Cup campaign where the team finished winless in seven matches, according to a report.
Shan Masood To Step Down As Pakistan Test Captain, Set To Join PCB As Consultant
Shan Masood is going to step down as Pakistan Test captain, making known his desire a day after losing the second match against South Africa in Rawalpindi, and will soon join the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) as a consultant for international cricket.
Pakistan Pulls Out Of Men's Junior World Cup Hockey In India: Report
Junior World Cup: With just over a month to go for the opening match, Pakistan have withdrawn from the FIH Men's Junior World Cup hockey tournament to be played from November 28 to December 10 in Chennai and Madurai, citing the political tensions with India as the reason.
India Toughest Team To Beat, Says South Africa Spinner Harmer Ahead Of Test Tour
The World Test Champions: Veteran South African spinner Simon Harmer has termed India as the “toughest team to beat” in all formats of the game as the 35-year-old is expecting to be part of a quartet of spinners on the upcoming tour of India.
Mohsin Naqvi Offers To Hand Over Asia Cup Trophy To India In A Ceremony In Dubai On Nov 10
The Asian Cricket Council: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) chairman, Mohsin Naqvi, has offered to organise an event in Dubai next month, where the Asia Cup can be handed over to the Indian men's cricket team. The event scheduled on November 10 has been proposed after an exchange of a series of letters between the Asian Cricket Council and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
Avoid Clash, Expect No Handshake, Pak Hockey Team Told Ahead Of India Clash: Report
Asian Cricket Federation President Mohsin: Set to meet archrivals India in a key clash in the Sultan of Johor Hockey Cup on Tuesday, the Pakistan Hockey Federation has directed its junior team not to expect any handshakes and to avoid any undue clashes with the Indian players in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, according to a report.
Women's World Cup: Pakistan Players Expecting No Handshake From Indian Team In Colombo Clash
Asian Cricket Council President Mohsin: As the ICC Women's ODI World Cup starts with an opener in Guwahati, the Pakistan women's cricket team is expecting the Indian women to repeat the 'no handshake' policy of the men's team when the two sides meet in a crucial clash in Colombo on October 5.
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