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‘Records meant to be broken’: Skipper Babar Azam shrugs off India’s World Cup stranglehold

  • Pakistan broke a T20 World Cup sequence of five defeats against India with a 10-wicket rout under Azam in 2021
  • Azam admits Ahmedabad crowd will only support India, saying Pakistani fans should also have been allowed
By AFP ·

Stoinis dismissal ‘confusing,’ says Labuschagne after record Australia loss

By AFP ·

PCB chief, BCCI secretary discuss enhancing Indo-Pak cricket ties

By Arab News Pakistan ·

PCB chief to travel to Ahmedabad for Pakistan-India clash on Saturday

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Sri Lanka hand Pakistan mammoth 345-run target in World Cup match

By Shahjahan Khurram   ·

Watching IPL on TV helps Pakistan get into India groove

By AFP ·

Standing out in the crowd — a Pakistan fan at India’s World Cup

By AFP ·
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Pakistan kick off Cricket World Cup with decisive 81-run victory over Netherlands

By Shahjahan Khurram ·

New Zealand rout England as Cricket World Cup suffers empty feeling

By AFP ·
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‘They must not lose to India’: Pakistan begin bid this week for second 50-overs World Cup title

By Kashaf Rehman ·

Biryani on plate and boundary length on mind for Pakistan’s Babar

By Reuters ·

India captain Sharma looks forward to ‘jam packed’ venues when Cricket World Cup starts

By AP ·

Cricket World Cup picks up where it left off, with England against New Zealand

By AP ·

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