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Gillespie to coach Pakistan during Australia white-ball series as Kirsten resigns

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Azam, Afridi back in Pakistan squad for Australia tour

By AFP ·

England 239-6 in second Test after Sajid strikes for Pakistan

By (AFP) ·

Bowlers’ graveyards: Pakistan’s placid pitches under fresh fire

By AFP ·

England target repeat of Pakistan Test whitewash 

By AFP ·

Babar Azam steps down as Pakistan T20 and one-day captain

By KASHIF IMRAN ·

PCB says lack of unity within Pakistan team discussed in ‘Connection Camp’

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·

Pakistan holds high-level ‘Connection Camp’ in a bid to revive cricket fortunes

By Muhammad Ibrahim ·
Special video

‘Class is permanent, form temporary’: Bangladeshi cricket commentator says Babar Azam will bounce back

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistan’s Fatima Sana to lead women’s cricket team in UAE T20 World Cup

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan opts for all-pace attack in first test against Bangladesh, drops spinner Abrar

By AP ·

Bangladesh cricket team to arrive early in Pakistan amid political unrest at home

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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