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Lahore Qalandars, Fakhar Zaman part ways ahead of PSL 6 By Fakhar Zaman was in the platinum category of players for the league. The PSL draft for the sixth edition is set to be held on January 10th. The opening batsman made his PSL debut with Lahore Qalandars in 2017 and has played 40 matches in the last four seasons. KARACHI: Acclaimed Pakistani batsman Fakhar Zaman and Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Lahore Qalandars have parted ways ahead of the sixth edition of the league. Zaman, 30, was in the platinum category of players for the league. He will now go back to the players' draft f...

The Sydney Sixers needed 14 from four balls before Jason Holder powered them to a two-wicket win over the Melbourne Renegades in a Big Bash thriller.

Adelaide Strikers and the Melbourne Stars will be without key players for their upcoming KFC BBL clashes after Queensland’s closure of its border to New South Wales wreaked havoc on Australia A players who have recently been in Sydney. Strikers captain Alex Carey, teammate Harry Conway and Stars batter Nic Maddinson will miss games on Wednesday (Strikers versus Brisbane Heat at the Gabba) and Saturday (Stars versus Sydney Sixers on the Gold Coast) respectively due to their involvement in the recent Australia A versus India tour game at the SCG. The Queensland border shut at 1am on Monday mo...

Big Bash Daily: Stars march on, Renegades start with a win and the argument for DRS Australia contingent shine for Stars, Renegades brush aside Scorchers with six debutants and we ask why there's no DRS in the Big Bash despite other innovations Stoinis shines as Melbourne Stars make it two from two Marcus Stoinis was in fine form as Melbourne Stars eased past Sydney Thunder with a 22-run win in Canberra. He smashed 61 off 37 balls and had support from Glenn Maxwell who scored 39 off 29 balls batting at three as Stars reached 169 for 8 in their 20 overs. They were gifted eight 10 extras as Thu...

GOOD onya Jack Wood. You didn't have the best all-round Big Bash League debut but you sure made an impression. As a Laidley-bred cricketer with multiple talents, you just need more higher level opportunities. In Friday night's BBL debut, you smacked a no-ball for four, crash-tackled the stumps getting run out for two and dropped a misjudged catch playing against the Melbourne Stars in Canberra. You also got hit for consecutive sixes by T20 specialist Glenn Maxell. But as a skilful, thinking 23-year-old cricketer, you got your revenge bowling out the dangerous Stars captain. That memora...