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Shahid Afridi, Pakistans former captain, has called for Haris Rauf to receive additional guidance to help him overcome his recent struggles.Speaking on a local news channel, Afridi emphasised the...

Widespread protests persisted against alleged poll rigging in Quetta and other regions of Balochistan, marking a significant escalation in unrest, a media report said.The four-party alliance comprising Baloch, Pashtun and Hazara nationalist ...

Experienced power-hitter Kieron Pollard upstaged Babar Azam’s landmark Twenty20 and led Karachi Kings to an emphatic seven-wicket win over Peshawar Zalmi in the Pakistan Super League on Wednesday. Pollard bludgeoned an unbeaten 49 off 21 balls with four towering sixes and four boundaries as the veteran West Indian helped Karachi cruise to 157-3 in 16.5 overs for its first win in the tournament.

Islamabad United have secured the services of New Zealand opener Martin Guptill as a replacement for UAE batter Mohammad Waseem in the Pakistan Super League (PSL).The decision comes as Waseem, initially signed by Islamabad, became unavailable ...

Dr Abdur Rehman is the latest in a long line of polio health workers attacked by gunmen in Pakistan

Mohammad Rizwan and Iftikhar Ahmed shone with the bat as Multan Sultans defeated Lahore Qalandars by five wickets to...

Rep. Sean Casten faces political newcomer Mahnoor Ahmad and Charles Hughes, making a third try for Congress, in the Illinois March 19 Democratic primary in the 6th congressional district.

QUETTA: The protest against manipulation of the election results and the alleged rigging by a four parties’ alliance continued on the 11th day here on Monday.In front of the Deputy...

Quetta Gladiators clinched a second win from two Pakistan Super League matches by defeating scrappy defending champion Lahore Qalandars by five wickets on Monday. Unheralded Khawaja Nafay showed plenty of confidence against the star-studded pace attack of Lahore. Nafay defied the likes of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris Rauf by hitting three sixes and four…

Leaders claim institutions "throttled" aspirations of people who voted.