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Why Pakistan Considers T20 World Cup Boycott

Why Pakistan Considers T20 World Cup Boycott

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is considering a boycott of the T20 World Cup amid uncertainty over Bangladesh’s participation, sources said. The Pakistan Cricket Board began internal discussions after the International Cricket Council rejected Bangladesh’s request to move its matches out of host nation India. Sources said Pakistan may pull out of the tournament if Bangladesh refuses to

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Australia Likely to Tour Pakistan Ahead of ICC T20 World Cup

PCB Confirms Australia Tour Ahead of T20 World Cup 2026: Dates Announce

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed the Australia tour ahead of the World Cup 2026 and released a schedule for three-match T20I series in Pakistan later this month. All matches will be played at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, on 29 and 31 January, and 1 February. Australia’s T20I squad will arrive in Lahore on

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ICC Rejects Bangladesh Request to Move T20 World Cup Matches from India

ICC Rejects Bangladesh Request to Move T20 World Cup Matches from India

ISLAMABAD: Indian media has reported that the International Cricket Council (ICC) has rejected Bangladesh’s request to move its T20 World Cup matches out of India. According to reports, the request was made due to security concerns. A neutral venue was sought instead of India. The ICC did not approve the proposal. Bangladesh was directed to

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Pakistan Players Land in Colombo to Gear Up for T20 World Cup

Pakistan Players Land in Colombo to Gear Up for T20 World Cup

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan national cricket team has begun arriving in Colombo ahead of the T20 series against Sri Lanka. The first group, comprising four players, reached the Sri Lankan capital on Thursday. The group includes Shadab Khan, Rana Fahim Ashraf, Wasim Junior, and Salman Mirza. Pakistan’s head coach, Mike Hesson, also arrived with the group.

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