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Shoaib Malik Taunted Over 'Family Issues' By Misbah-Ul-Haq - Old Video Viral After Divorce With Sania Mirza

Former Pakistan cricket team skipper Shoaib Malik has been dominating headlines after he announced his marriage to actress Sana Javed. Malik was previously married to Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza but her family made it clear that the couple got divorced. Amid the ongoing conversation, an old video has gone viral where Misbah-ul-Haq taunted Malik over 'family issues' during a cricket talk show. It was an episode of The Pavilion' on A Sports where the anchor asked why Misbah was looking so happy on the sets. Malik, who was part of the panel along with legendary Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram, said that it was because he was away from his family. In response, Misbah responded - “If a person goes through an issue in their personal life, they think that everyone else has the same problem.”

Denied NOCs For Foreign Leagues Pakistan Stars Contemplating Quitting National Team: Report

Some of the top cricketers are contemplating terminating their central contracts with the Pakistan Cricket Board after some were refused NOCs to go and play in foreign T20 leagues. According to sources in the team management, most of the centrally contracted players are upset with the board for not allowing them to play in foreign leagues despite being free from national commitments.

New Zealand vs Afghanistan U-19 World Cup, Live Score Updates

NZ vs AFG U-19 World Cup, Live Updates: New Zealand will be taking on Afghanistan in their next Group D match of the ongoing Under-19 World Cup on Tuesday in East London, South Africa. The Kiwis started off their World Cup campaign on a marvelous note as they thrashed Nepal by 64 runs in their opening match. On the other hand, Afghanistan faced a massive 181-run defeat against Pakistan. They will now aim to clinch their maiden victory of the tournament. (Live Scorecard)

"Someone Like Rohit...": Mark Wood Reveals Strategy To Dismiss India Captain

England fast bowler Mark Wood on Tuesday said taming Rohit Sharma with judicious use of short-pitched balls will figure highly in his and the team's plans to edge past a dominant-at-home India in the upcoming five-match Test series. The first Test is scheduled to begin here from Thursday, and Wood said the nature of pitches, even if slow, could abet the strategy. "Yeah, the conditions will be assessed once I am out there, and bumps (bouncers) are rarely bought out here. But the pitch sometimes can be two-paced and, if it is slow, it can help (bowlers) because the batters will be through with the shot," Wood said in a press conference.

Days After Wedding Announcement, Shoaib Malik's On-Field Act Earns Him Brutal Bashing On Internet

Former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik is in the news for his personal life, with his divorce from Indian tennis star Sania Mirza becoming public soon after the announcement of his third wedding with actress Sana Javed. Since the wedding announcement, Malik has returned to cricketing duties, playing in the Bangladesh Premier League. In the league, Shoaib reached the milestone of becoming the first Asian player to score 13,000 runs in T20s. But, soon after, he produced a bizarre act on the field, bowling three no-balls by overstepping the crease in the same over.

"Thank God I'm Not Playing": Shoaib Akhtar's Blunt Take On T20 Leagues

The rise of domestic T20 leagues have completely changed the phase of cricket. From Indian Premier League (IPL) to the International League (ILT20), these T20 competitions are gaining widespread acclaim. Their popularity is resulting in the downfall of international cricket as many players and fans have started losing interest in the longer formats, especially ODIs. Due to the emergence of such leagues, players are prioritising franchise cricket over international commitment. Recently, former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar stated that players prioritise these leagues to look after their financial needs.

Inzamam-ul-Haq Blasts Ousted PCB Chairman Zaka Ashraf For Mess In Pakistan Cricket

A furious former skipper and chairman of selectors Inzamam ul Haq squarely blamed Pakistan Cricket Board's outgoing top boss Zaka Ashraf for being responsible for country's disastrous ODI World Cup performance in India last year. Zaka, who was named head of an Interim Management Committee to run PCB affairs in July, announced at a meeting of the committee a few days back that he was resigning immediately as Chairman and as a member of the board.

"The Wait Of Centuries...": Ex Pakistan Star's Post As Lord Ram Comes Home After 500 Years

Following the 'Ram Temple' Pran Pratistha ceremony in Ayodhya, several cricketers took to social media to share their reactions to the consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. One of those cricketers to share their reactions after the Pran Pratishtha ceremony was Pakistan's Danish Kaneria. The former spinner, who is only the second Hindu to represent Pakistan in international cricket after Anil Dalpat, was delighted to Lord Ram returning to Ayodhya. He took to social media and wrote, "The wait of centuries is over, the pledge is fulfilled, the 'Pran Pratishtha' is completed".

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Shoaib Malik Taunted Over 'Family Issues' By Misbah-Ul-Haq - Old Video Viral After Divorce With Sania Mirza

Denied NOCs For Foreign Leagues Pakistan Stars Contemplating Quitting National Team: Report

New Zealand vs Afghanistan U-19 World Cup, Live Score Updates

"Someone Like Rohit...": Mark Wood Reveals Strategy To Dismiss India Captain

Days After Wedding Announcement, Shoaib Malik's On-Field Act Earns Him Brutal Bashing On Internet

"Thank God I'm Not Playing": Shoaib Akhtar's Blunt Take On T20 Leagues

Inzamam-ul-Haq Blasts Ousted PCB Chairman Zaka Ashraf For Mess In Pakistan Cricket

"The Wait Of Centuries...": Ex Pakistan Star's Post As Lord Ram Comes Home After 500 Years