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 After more than four years, the South African cricket team is expected to play Test matches in Pakistan, with the series likely to begin on October 12. The tour will feature 2 Tests, 3 ODIs, and 3 T20Is, and the proposed schedule has come to light. According to details, ahead of the men’s and women’s teams’ tours of Pakistan, a South African delegation is currently in the country to review arrangements. The PCB has prepared the proposed schedule for the men’s series, which will be released once South Africa gives its approval. As per sources, the first Test will be played from October 12 to 16 at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, while the second Test will be hosted by Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium from October 20 to 24. The ODI series will also begin at the same venue on October 28, with the other two ODIs scheduled for October 31 and November 2 at Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad. If approved, this will mark the return of international cricket to the city after a long gap. The T20I series is sched...

 Mohammad Haris last 9 scores in T20Is: 4, 0, 5, 6*, 4, 2, 15 ،1 and 1 38 runs off 46 balls at a strike rate of 80+ Babar Azam  Ko Tips deny se pehly khod kelna sekhlo🤣 #AFGvPAK #cricket #PAKvAFG

  Pakistan will take on Afghanistan in the fourth match of the   UAE t20 Tri Series 2025  on Tuesday, September 2, at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium. Pakistan have enjoyed a strong start to the tournament, winning their first two matches comfortably to secure the top spot in the points table. Having already beaten Afghanistan by 39 runs in the series opener, Pakistan will look to replicate that performance and confirm their place in the final.

Ben Duckett led the way with an unbeaten 82 as England took barely 40 minutes to seal an eight-wicket victory and a historic 3-0 series sweep of Pakistan. The tourists resumed on day four in Karachi needing just 55 runs to reach their target of 167, having bowled Pakistan out for 216 on the back of Rehan Ahmed's debut five-for the previous day. Heading into their first tour of Pakistan for 17 years, England had only beaten the hosts in Test matches twice before on their own turf - and the last of those came in 2000 in the dark in Karachi. It brought to an end a memorable 2022 for England under the leadership of Stokes and head coach Brendon McCullum, with the red-ball team's attention now turning to the two-match series away to World Test Championship holders New Zealand in February. Pakistan captain Babar Azam “It's definitely disappointment as a team. We are not good enough to fight back, but credit to the England team because they played very well.” "There are defin...