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Uneven development progress for cricketers with disabilities

  • Laudable efforts to develop cricket for people with disabilities have raised issues including differing opportunities between men and women, and bringing together players with differing impairments
By Jon Pike ·

Pakistan cricketer Naseem fined record $71,500 for minister criticism

By AFP ·

PCB fines fast bowler Naseem Shah $72,000 for criticizing politician’s presence at PSL

By AP ·

Australia board to keep hands off pitches despite Ashes debacle

By Reuters ·
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Pakistan's T20 cricket league cuts venues, crowds due to Gulf crisis

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistan’s T20 cricket league cuts venues, crowds due to Gulf crisis

By AFP ·

Gavaskar condemns Indian-owned franchise for signing Pakistan bowler

By AFP ·

Three players make ODI debuts as Pakistan face Bangladesh in series opener

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Samson and Bumrah star as India beat NZ to retain T20 World Cup title

By Reuters ·

Unfancied nations face up to challenges in T20 World Cup

By Jon Pike ·

‘Ugly’ England aim to spin their way to World Cup semis ahead of Pakistan clash 

By AFP ·

Pakistan to face New Zealand today in T20 World Cup Super Eight encounter in Colombo

By Usama Iqbal Khawaja ·

Pakistan to tour Bangladesh for ODI series in March as bilateral ties warm

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

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