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Karachi — Pakistan paceman Mohammad Hasnain was suspended Friday from bowling at international level after biomechanical testing confirmed his action was illegal, the country's cricket board said.
Australia on Friday confirmed that they will tour Pakistan for the first time in 24 years after months of speculation about the fate of the tour due to the pandemic and security situation.
Australia will embark on a cricket tour of Pakistan for the first time in 24 years after officials gave the green light for next month's three-Test series and four white-ball games.
Quetta Gladiators veteran all-rounder Shahid Afridi made a return to the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and claimed one wicket in a match against Islamabad United in Karachi on Thursday. Afridi got hammered for 67 runs in his four overs while bagging only a single wicket in the process. The former Pakistan captain bowled some questionable lines and lengths and was particularly targeted by attacking batter Azam Khan. Afridi was hit for 47 runs in the first three overs of his spell while he got smashed for 20 in the last over of the innings by Azam.
Cricket Australia on Friday confirmed its first tour of Pakistan since 1998, locking in a three-Test series despite lingering security concerns. Australia will play Tests -- in Rawalpindi, Karachi and Lahore -- fresh off the back of a comprehensive home Ashes victory against England. They will also play three one day internationals and a T20 capping the month-long tour on April 5. The opening Test match will be played from March 4-8 in Rawalpindi and the four white-ball matches are scheduled to be played from March 29 to April 5.
Sydney - Cricket Australia on Friday confirmed its first tour of Pakistan since 1998, locking in a three-Test series despite lingering security concerns.
Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood has said that he would not be surprised if some of the players from his side don't want to tour Pakistan for security concerns. Australia is expected to tour Pakistan in March and it would be the first time since 1998 that Australia would tour Pakistan.
By Amlan Chakraborty