As the PCB releases the squad for the NZ Tests, Hasan returns and Kamran is called up. For the impending historic Test series against New Zealand, which is set to begin on December 26, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) unveiled a 16-person squad on Wednesday. Uncapped middle-order batsman Kamran Ghulam was given his first call-up for the historic series in place of Azhar Ali, and veteran pacer Hasan Ali was called up in place of Mohammad Ali, who along with Faheem Ashraf was recommended to play in the present Pakistan Cup. While Haris Rauf, a right-arm speedster, has not been selected to the team and is still healing from an injury he suffered during the first Test against England. A shoulder issue forced the young bowler Naseem Shah to miss the tests in Multan and Karachi, but he has since been deemed healthy and is now a member of the squad.
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Leaving for Pakistan is the New Zealand Test team The historic Test series will begin on December 26 at the National Bank Cricket Arena in Karachi. New Zealand's Test-bound players for Pakistan departed for the nation on Wednesday. Details indicate that the New Zealand Test team departed from Auckland Airport, would first travel to Dubai, and would then arrive in Karachi at 11 a.m. tomorrow. From December 26 to January 14, the visiting team will compete in two Test matches and three One-Day Internationals. Multan will host the second Test, while the first Test and ODI series will be played in Karachi. Tim Southee, a seasoned pacer, will captain the touring team in the longest format after Kane Williamson resigned from his role last week. Here, it is important to mention
After retiring from international competition, former Test captain Azhar Ali received congratulations from Pakistan's wicketkeeper and batter Sarfaraz Ahmed. On Twitter, Sarfaraz praised Azhar for his impressive career and sent him his best wishes for the next stage. "Bhayya mere Congratulations on a successful career. Playing with you was a complete joy. You consistently demonstrated that you were a face Pakistan could count on in trying times, Sarfaraz tweeted on the microblogging website. "My best wishes for your upcoming life chapters. Up and moving forward," he continued. It is important to note that Azhar declared his retirement from Test cricket prior to the Karachi Test. His farewell Test, however, ended in a dismal fashion.
In tests, Babar Azam obtains a career-high ranking. Babar Azam, the all-formats captain of Pakistan, made tremendous progress in the International Cricket Council (ICC) Test batting rankings by claiming his highest position to date following the conclusion of the historic Test series against England. Babar, who had a successful series against England, received recognition for his outstanding year of red-ball cricket play as the captain has now climbed to a career-high second place in Tests. The right-handed batsman switched places with Australia's seasoned Steve Smith, whose countryman Marnus Labuschagne continued to dominate the batting order with a magnificent home series versus West Indies. However, Babar drew nearer to Labuschagne in the most recent standings as he had 875 rating points, just 61 less than Labuschagne. In the meanwhile, the English
Dinner for the Pakistan Test team is hosted by Sarfaraz Ahmed. Following the completion of the historic Test series against England, former Pakistani captain Sarfaraz Ahmed hosted supper for the Pakistan Test team on Tuesday. Details indicate that the team manager and national players were invited to supper on Tuesday night by the wicketkeeper batter. Thus, many members of the squad, including Mohammad Rizwan, Faheem Ashraf, Hasan Ali, Mohammad Ali, Azhar Ali, and Abdullah Shafique, went to Sarfaraz's home. The event was also attended by former Test cricketer Azhar, whose international career came to an end following the Karachi Test against England. Additionally, there were national cricket players present for dinner who were in town for the ongoing Pakistan Cup. Many cricket enthusiasts gathered outside Sarfaraz's house to try to meet their favourite players.
"It's been really wonderful," Nasser Hussain praises Pakistan's kind welcome Nasser Hussain, a well-known pundit and former captain of England, has expressed his gratitude to Pakistan for the kind welcome he received during his historic visit to the nation. In a tweet, Nasser declared that he will never forget Pakistan's friendly reception for him. 'Thank you, Pakistan...' Your kind welcome back will be cherished forever! He wrote, "It's been a complete delight. The former England opener served as one of the celebrity-studded commentary teams for the historic three-match series between England and Pakistan with Michael Atherton and David Gower. Nasser and Atherton visited Pakistan for the first time as broadcasters on this particular occasion. It is important to note that Pakistan suffered their first-ever home series whitewash at the hands of England, who won the final Test by an impressive margin of eight wickets.
After the first Test between Australia and South Africa, the Gabba pitch was deemed to be "below ordinary." The International Cricket Council on Tuesday assessed the surface used in the Brisbane Test, the opening of a three-match series between Australia and South Africa, as below ordinary. The green top at the Gabba attracted harsh criticism for its antagonistic attitude toward the batsmen despite Australia winning the Test match by six wickets in just two days and taking a 1-0 series lead. Dean Elgar, the captain of the South African team, also criticised Gabba's playing surface, stating, "I don't believe it's a very nice Test wicket." The venue received a "below average" rating from Richie Richardson, a member of the ICC Elite Panel of Match Referees, according to the cricket governing body. "In general, the Gabba pitch during this Test match was overly favourable to the bowlers. There was additional bounce, and the seams occasionally ...
[7:13 pm, 22/12/2022] Umar U: "We need to develop a team," After England's defeat, Babar supports new players. Babar Azam, the captain of Pakistan, has accepted full responsibility for the team's demoralising 0-3 series loss to England and promised to lead the team's defence. After England won the last Test by an eight-wicket margin, Babar noted at a news conference that his team lacked experienced players, and that the loss of their key bowlers was a big setback. "We played some brilliant cricket in bits, but generally we did not finish the games well," he remarked. "And we, too, are really dissatisfied with the outcomes and the series loss." Since their main bowlers were out of shape, Babar said, his team thought that their strength was in the batting department. However, losing consecutive wickets on a number of occasions proved expensive for the squad and contributed to the losses. Both teams received equal pitches. We must give the Englis...
Babar Azam, the captain of Pakistan, has accepted full responsibility for the team's demoralising 0-3 series loss to England and promised to lead the team's defence. After England won the last Test by an eight-wicket margin, Babar noted at a news conference that his team lacked experienced players, and that the loss of their key bowlers was a big setback. "We played some brilliant cricket in bits, but generally we did not finish the games well," he remarked. "And we, too, are really dissatisfied with the outcomes and the series loss." Since their main bowlers were out of shape, Babar said, his team thought that their strength was in the batting department. However, losing consecutive wickets on a number of occasions proved expensive for the squad and contributed to the losses. Both teams received equal pitches. We must give the English squad respect for how they handled the circumstances and played the game, he continued. The Pakistani captain acknowledged...
Ramiz calls Azhar Ali a "selfless cricketer" during his final Test. Ramiz Raja, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, commended retiring veteran batter Azhar Ali for his contributions to Pakistan Cricket and dubbed him a selfless player who serves as an example for new players. At Saturday's farewell Test at the National Bank Cricket Arena, Azhar, 37, struck 45 in the first over. On the first day of the third test match between Pakistan and England, the Pakistan Cricket Board staged a small ceremony to honour the retiring batter. The event took place during the lunch break. Chairman Ramiz gave Azhar a memento in appreciation of his distinguished 12-year career and praised the middle-order batter for making the audacious choice to announce his retirement at the height of his pro career. "You very seldom see such players retiring on a high," he remarked. would have preferred him to play 100 Test matches, but just so you know, Azhar, I also ended up playing ...
Upon winning the World Cup, Messi promises to continue his career with Argentina. Lionel Messi, a star for Argentina, promised on Sunday to keep representing his nation even after achieving his lifelong goal of winning the World Cup. After Argentina's thrilling World Cup final triumph against France on penalties, Messi, 35, said on Argentine television, "I want to stay enjoying a few more matches as world champion." However, when the Argentina captain won the one significant international title that was lacking from his collection, Messi acknowledged that his career was practically over. Prior to the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner scoring his penalty shot in the shootout that Argentina won 4-2, the Paris Saint-Germain front scored two goals in the dramatic and tumultuous final that finished 3-3 after 120 riveting minutes. Messi stated, "Obviously, I would like to conclude my career with this, and I cannot ask for more." "These are my final years, so my ...
[7:12 pm, 22/12/2022] Umar U: FIFA World Cup Final: Messi on the verge of greatness with six records in his sights DOHA: When his team Argentina plays the defending champions France in the FIFA World Cup final tonight at Lusail Stadium, one of the greatest footballers of all time Lionel Messi will be one victory away from earning the largest prize of his whole career. Since he had declared his intention to stop representing Argentina after this World Cup, the captain of Argentina has one more chance to make it a memorable one. Messi's Argentina will strive to secure their first victory after a long gap of 36 years when legendary Diego Maradona led the way, while France will be seeking to become the third side after Italy and Brazil to win consecutive titles. As the World Cup trophy remains the last remaining piece of his otherwise illustrious career, all eyes are on the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner to complete his collection of medals. However, there are many more records he ...
[7:12 pm, 22/12/2022] Umar U: Messi and Alvarez lead Argentina as they beat Croatia and go to the FIFA World Cup Final. LUSAIL: Argentina's star player Lionel Messi scored from the spot before Julian Alvarez netted two goals to propel Argentina to a commanding 3-0 victory over Croatia and secure a spot in the FIFA World Cup 2022 final. After their convincing victory, Argentina—two-time champions—acquired a final spot after an eight-year absence since they last faced Germany in the 2014 competition. Messi, who is eager to end his incredible career by winning his first World Cup, gave his team the lead with a well executed first-half penalty and secured the win by providing the third goal with precision. Dominik Livakovic correctly anticipated that Messi would go to his left, but his dive was ineffective since the Argentine's expertly struck shot soared high.Five minutes later, Alvarez picked up the ball in his own half and started a lengthy dribble toward the goal after a break...
Very quickly, the US is supposed to prohibit administrative workers from downloading or utilizing TikTok on official telephones or tablets, denoting the country's broadest crackdown on the short-structure video application to date. The approaching boycott is the consequence of a bill that is traveled through Congress in the last days of the year with lightning-quick speed and bipartisan help. It's gone from being simply one more proposition from a conservative official to being collectively taken on in the Senate, supported by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and added to a huge year-end legislative spending bundle. The proposed prohibit has support from the White House, which as of now obstructs TikTok on its gadgets. 19 TikTok STOCK Why a developing number of states are getting serious about TikTok The TikTok measure, while restricted in its effect on the application's more extensive US client base, features how rapidly legislators can act when a mix of public safety fears, bi...
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