Former Pakistan cricketer Yasir Arafat recently came forward and lambasted the PCB (Pakistan Cricket Board) for the poor scheduling of their matches. He pointed out how the upcoming domestic one-day t

Yasir Arafat lambasts PCB for poor scheduling of matches

‘The PCB is a circus’ - Yasir Arafat lambasts PCB for poor scheduling of matches

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has more or less caught most headlines after the controversy around former Prime Minister and cricketer Imran Khan, and that trend continued as the country celebrated

Netizens lambast PCB for removing Imran Khan’s achievements

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Pakistan could not perform according to their reputation in the Asia Cup and their campaign in the ongoing ODI World Cup 2023 is also turning out to be quite disappointing.To make matters worse, a Wha

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Pakistan’s ace pacer Mohammad Amir has decided to take an indefinite break from international cricket. He has cleared that he has reservations with current management and is visibly hurt after being dropped from the team for the New Zealand T20Is. He has made some serious allegations on the current management of the Pakistan team while stating that he is being mentally tortured as well.

Amir recently participated in the Lanka Premier League (LPL) which concluded on Wednesday. He bowled exceptionally well in the tournament while featuring for the Galle Gladiators in the tournament who ended as the runners-up after losing the final to Jaffna Stallions.

With an eye on the 2022 T20 World Cup, Nepal have roped in Dav Whatmore as their new head coach. Nepal Cricket Association announced the development on Thursday through a press release. The Australian will have Raunak Bahadur Malla as general manager, while Binod Kumar Das will be taking over as cricket manager from the start of next year.

Nepal were looking for their new head coach since February this year after Umesh Patwal stepped down from the post. Whatmore’s main task for Nepal would be to ensure qualification for them in the 2022 T20 World Cup which would be held in Australia. Nepal failed to make the cut for the 2021 T20 World Cup in India.

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Mohammad Amir Accused PCB Of Mental Torture, Dav Whatmore Appointed As Nepal's New Coach

New Zealand’s much-awaited tour of Pakistan was called off in an unfortunate manner. Although the Kiwi team landed in Pakistan for three ODIs and five T20Is, they were called back without playing a single match. The New Zealand Cricket Board (NZC) cited security concerns behind the sudden cancellation of the tour. Notably, this would have been the New Zealand cricket team’s first national assignment on Pakistan soil since 2004.

With the significance of this series being so high, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had made several preparations. However, they faced disappointment as the tour was called off. As per the latest development, PCB are set to endure huge financial losses due to the cancellation of the series. In fact, the cricket board is staring at a hefty amount just to pay the food bills of security officials hired for the Kiwi team.

Recently, New Zealand Cricket abandoned their white-ball series against Pakistan citing security threats. The PCB, however, denied any such threats and assured the visiting team about the same. Soon after this, ECB also announced that it has withdrawn the men’s and women’s team from tours of Pakistan in October. Prime Minister Imran Khan thus met Pakistan’s T20 team ahead of the upcoming World Cup to boost the morale of the players.

The players arrived at the PM’s office wherein the PCB Chairman was also present. The meeting was held in the backdrop of the recent events wherein New Zealand and England pulled out from the series against the nation. As per sources, PM Imran Khan advised the players to play fearless cricket in the upcoming T20 World Cup. He also pinned his hopes on the nation hosting international cricket soon.

Kevin Pietersen also opined that David Warner would have thought on the day before the match that he would find it difficult to find a way out against the likes of Anrich Nortje and Kagiso Rabada. Pietersen concluded by stating that Nortje was successful in knocking over David Warner in a cheap fashion.

“He would have thought last night ‘Oh no, not Delhi Capitals. Not Rabada and Nortje. Not these two. Give me Punjab Kings, Rajasthan Royals, somebody else and I am actually going to find a way’. These two know how to bowl to him and they knocked him over cheaply,” concluded Pietersen.

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PCB Reportedly Received 27 Lakh Biryani Bill, Pietersen On Warner's Nightmares And More Cricket News

The seventh season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL)  is scheduled to get underway next Thursday i.e. January 27 with Karachi Kings hosting the defending champions Multan Sultans at National Stadium in Karachi. Just days before the seventh edition of the T20 tournament kicks off, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have officially announced the playing conditions of the upcoming competition.

As per the new amendments in the playing conditions, if any participating team loses players due to COVID-19 positive results, then they can seek the Technical Committee’s permission for replacement players from the reserve pool of players.

Further, the television umpires will be calling no balls. There will be a reserve day for the decider and in case no result is achieved on the reserve day, then the side finishing on top of the points table after 30 league matches will be declared champions.

PSL 2022 playing conditions
If a team loses players due to positive results, it can seek the Technical Committee’s approval for replacement players from the reserve pool of players (Clause 1.2.5.1).
A team must have at least 13 players who are COVID-19 negative in order for a match to take place (Clause 1.2.5.2).
The starting lineup must consist of at least seven and no more than eight local players, one of whom must be an emerging player. However, if a team is affected by COVID to the extent that it is impossible for it to create a playing 11 in accordance with the relevant requirements, the requirements will be waived to the necessary extent (Clause 1.2.5).
The fielding side must be in position to bowl the first ball of the final over of the innings by the scheduled or rescheduled time for the end of the innings. If they are not in such a position, one fewer fielder will be permitted outside of the 30-yard circle for the remaining overs of the innings (Clause 13.8).
There will be a reserve day for the final. If no result is achieved on the reserve day, then the side finishing on top of the points table after 30 league matches will be declared champion (Clause 16.11.1).
The television umpire will call no balls (Clause 21.5).

Former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor took to Twitter on Monday (January 24) and made a major revelation. Taylor revealed how an Indian “businessman” tricked him into doping and blackmailed him later. The cricketer also revealed that the fraud threatened him to do spot fixing in international matches. This had a severe impact in the veteran’s physical and mental health and hence, he’s set to undergo rehabilitation on January 25 to get his life on the right track.

The incident dates back to October 2019, when Zimbabwe players were reeling with financial crisis as the national board failed to pay them fees. In fact, the International Cricket Council (ICC) had banned suspended Zimbabwe after the country’s cricket board, Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC), was unable to keep out government’s interference with the board’s administration. Hence, dark clouds were looming over the cricketers in the country.

Pakistan captain Babar Azam was recently named the ICC Men’s ODI cricketer of the year for 2021 and he indeed, had a terrific year in the limited overs format especially. Babar scored 405 in 6 innings in 2021 in the 50 over format and he managed to make two centuries as well. In fact, he played some match winning knocks in the South Africa tour which earned his team a 2-1 series victory as well in the three match ODI series.

The 27-year-old still has a lot of time to go in his international career and he averages 57 in ODIs which shows his caliber as a top order batter. Babar has often been left out of the “fab four”, but he has proved time and again that he belongs to the best batters of the modern day generation. He did struggle in the England tour with two failures but made up for it with one of the best knocks in the third ODI despite losing the series 0-3.

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PCB Announces Playing Conditions For 7th Season Of PSL And More News

Former speedster Shoaib Akhtar has come out hard at Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) following the team’s 0-1 defeat in the home Test series against Australia. While the first two games ended in a draw, the Aussies walked away with a 115-run triumph in the third and final Test to lift the trophy. Notably, the cricket fraternity has been critical of Pakistan’s ‘defensive’ approach throughout the series.

With the first two Tests ending in a draw, the pitch conditions in Rawalpindi and Karachi drew massive criticism, although the hosts made a terrific comeback to salvage a draw in the second Test. Babar Azam’s men looked on the right track to earn a draw in the Lahore Test as well. However, Nathan Lyon’s five-for meant the Aussies record a historic series win on Pakistan soil.

Akhtar wasn’t amused with the proceedings as he lashed out at PCB for their lackluster approach in the series. At the same time, he also lavished praises on the Pat Cummins-led side for playing brave cricket.

Veteran pacer Umesh Yadav is hopeful of making a comeback in India’s white-ball teams with an impressive show in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022. The 34-year-old will serve Kolkata Knight Riders this season, who bought him for his base price of INR 2 crore in the mega auction. Notably, Umesh last played a white-ball game for India back in 2019. He has been out of contention since then with India producing one quality fast bowler after another.

Moreover, the speedster had a hard time in the last few IPL seasons as well. Nonetheless, the right-arm pacer has been working on his game and is determined to play white-ball cricket for India again. He even believes that a good show in IPL 2022 can earn him a spot in India’s squad for the T20 World Cup, which will take place later this year in Australia.

The 2022 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is set to get underway on March 26 and fans can’t keep their calm. This year’s tournament is set to be a grand affair with two new teams – Lucknow Super Giants and Gujarat Titans – coming into the picture, making IPL a 10-team competition. Another reason why IPL 2022 will be different from previous seasons is that neither Virat Kohli nor MS Dhoni will lead their respective teams.

While Kohli quit RCB captaincy following the conclusion of the last season, MS Dhoni stepped down from the role on the eve of the opening clash this season. Nonetheless, the two talismanic cricketers will continue to offer their services as players. Meanwhile, on Friday (March 25), Kohli and Dhoni caught up during a practice session at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai.

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