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On Wedding Anniversary, Wasim Akram's Wife Shaniera Photoshops Hilarious Bald Pic Of Pakistan Legend

Pakistan fast-bowling great Wasim Akram and his wife Shaniera celebrated their 11th wedding anniversary on Monday, August 19, with quite some creativity on social media. Shaniera took to social media platform 'X' to wish her husband, and she chose quite the way to do it. Shaniera displayed her photoshopping skills, as she portrayed Wasim Akram with a bald head and a thick beard. She continued that with a humorous caption, saying "11 years on, you look as good as the day I met you".

Dinesh Karthik Snubs Yashasvi Jaiswal, Picks India's Opening Combination For Champions Trophy

The ICC Champions Trophy could be a few months away but Team India's ODI schedule of the season suggests that Rohit Sharma's men just have 3 50-over matches to play before the showpiece event begins. A series defeat against Sri Lanka in the last ODI assignment, hence, paints a poor picture for the Indian team, as far as preparation is concerned. Dinesh Karthik, former India wicket-keeper batter, shared his opinion on the composition of the team, particularly the opening department where Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal are vying for the second opener's spot, alongside skipper Rohit.

England bowler Woakes not shying away from selection for overseas tours

Chris Woakes has struggled to replicate his home form on England's overseas tours but the fast bowler said he is ready to answer the call if selected for tours of Pakistan and New Zealand later this year.

Pakistan vs Bangladesh Live Score, 1st Test Day 2: Rizwan, Shakeel Look To Revive Pakistan

Pakistan vs Bangladesh 1st Test Day 2 Live Cricket Score And Updates: In a rain-marred first day of the opening Test between Pakistan and Bangladesh, the hosts surprised everyone with their horror performance. The likes of Abdullah Shafique, Shan Masood, and Babar Azam all departed early before Saim Ayub and Saud Shakeel orchestrated a rescue partnership, scoring a half-century each. Ayub departed soon after reaching his fifty as Mohamamd Rizwan joined Shakeel in the middle, helping Pakistan stabilise the ship. For Bangladesh, Shoriful Islam and Hasan Mahmud did brilliantly with the ball, picking two wickets each. As Day 2 of the first Test begins, they would look to end the prospering partnership between Rizwan and Shakeel quickly. (Live Scorecard)

Babar Azam Achieves Unwanted First In Tests After Being Dismissed For 0 vs Bangladesh

Pakistan's star batter Babar Azam got off to the worst possible start to the Bangladesh Test series, as he got out for a two-ball duck on Day 1 of the first Test in Rawalpindi. Coming in to bat at no. 4 after the dismissal of captain Shan Masood, Babar soon followed suit. Babar edged a delivery by Shoriful Islam, which was grabbed behind the stumps by a diving Litton Das. While it was Babar's eighth duck in Test cricket, he also brought up an unwanted first.

41-Year-Old Record Broken: Sri Lanka Star Milan Rathnayake Makes Test History

Sri Lanka debutant Milan Rathnayake broke a 41-year-old Test record by putting up the highest score by a batter at the number 9 spot in men's red-ball cricket. The 28-year-old surpassed India's Balwinder Sandhu's record of 71, a splendid knock that came against Pakistan in Hyderabad in 1983. On the opening day of the first Test between Sri Lanka and England in Manchester, the visitors put up a valiant fight, and Rathnayake was at the centre stage of all the action.

Twin Fifties Rescue Pakistan After Early Collapse vs Bangladesh In First Test

Left-handers Saud Shakeel and Saim Ayub hit fighting half-centuries to help Pakistan recover to 158-4 on a rain-hit opening day of the first Test against Bangladesh in Rawalpindi on Wednesday. Shakeel was unbeaten on 57 at the close while Ayub scored 56 for his maiden fifty during an innings-building stand of 98 for the fourth wicket after Pakistan were tottering at 16-3. Shakeel brought up 1,000 runs in his 11th Test when he reached 33 and hit five boundaries in his seventh half-century. He added a further 44 for the fifth wicket with Mohammad Rizwan, who was unbeaten on 24.

Watch: Pakistan Captain Shan Masood Furious With Third Umpire's Controversial Call In 1st Test vs Bangladesh

Bangladesh left-arm paceman Shoriful Islam took two wickets in four balls to leave Pakistan struggling at 81-3 on a rain-hit opening day of the first Test in Rawalpindi on Wednesday. The 23-year-old spearhead removed the home team's skipper Shan Masood for six and then star batter Babar Azam for a two-ball duck before Pakistan launched their recovery on a greenish pitch. Saim Ayub was unbeaten on 42 and Saud Shakeel on 28 at the break, having added a fighting 65 in their fourth-wicket stand.

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On Wedding Anniversary, Wasim Akram's Wife Shaniera Photoshops Hilarious Bald Pic Of Pakistan Legend

Dinesh Karthik Snubs Yashasvi Jaiswal, Picks India's Opening Combination For Champions Trophy

England bowler Woakes not shying away from selection for overseas tours

Pakistan vs Bangladesh Live Score, 1st Test Day 2: Rizwan, Shakeel Look To Revive Pakistan

Babar Azam Achieves Unwanted First In Tests After Being Dismissed For 0 vs Bangladesh

41-Year-Old Record Broken: Sri Lanka Star Milan Rathnayake Makes Test History

Twin Fifties Rescue Pakistan After Early Collapse vs Bangladesh In First Test

Watch: Pakistan Captain Shan Masood Furious With Third Umpire's Controversial Call In 1st Test vs Bangladesh