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West Indies – Pakistan to play revised four-match T20I series July 26, 2021 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Cricket West Indies (CWI) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Sunday, announced a revised match schedule for the upcoming “Osaka Presents PSO Carient T20 Cup” between the West Indies and Pakistan in the Caribbean. A four-match T20 International (T20I) series, has been agreed, scheduled to start on Wednesday, July 28 at Kensington Oval, Barbados. The first ball is 10 am (9 am Jamaica Time) for the first match, with the final three to be played at the Guyana National Stadiu...

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Daily Times July 13, 2021 Pakistani cricket is clearly long past its prime. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem as if much is being done about it. The dismal days have come to a point where even fans counting on the national team to win just because the other team is compromised (as the English team was on the present tour) have set themselves up for a very savage disappointment. Almost all of the England team was out of commission because of Covid. Most of their replacements suffered the same fate, so the outfit that outplayed Pakistan so thoroughly in the last two One Day matches was in fact t...

PSL faces scheduling dilemma for 2022 season ESPNCricInfo PCB, PSL to settle financial dispute out of court PSL franchises seek legal action against PCB over financial model Ehsan Mani set to continue as PCB chairman The board needs around 47 days to stage the entire season and there is, potentially, another window available from December 25 to February 15. But that could hurt foreign player participation since those from the top-five countries will be busy with national duty.Another reason the PCB is not keen on this option is a limited availability of venues. Karachi will be the only city s...

‘Pakistan losses against England due to PCB’s wrong policies’ July 12, 2021 KARACHI: Former Pakistan Test fast bowler Abdul Rauf has said that the failure of Pakistan in England in the first two ODIs was the result of PCB’s wrong policies for the last three years. Talking to ‘The News’, he said that PCB had been talking about strengthening the cricket system in the country since its current management took charge. “But what have they done to our cricket? This team that failed against an English team that had so many debutants?” he added. “This is the result of the whole PC...