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Watch: Pakistan Cricketers Plan Outing Mid-Match During Tour Game In Australia

Pakistan Test skipper Shan Masood, Babar Azam and Sarfaraz Ahmed were involved in a hilarious conversation regarding an outing after the end of day's play during the ongoing warm-up match against Australia's Prime Minister XI in Canberra. In a conversation captured on the stump mic, the trio can be heard talking about the outing plan in the middle of the match which ends with Babar breaking down in laughter. “Hum time se ready ho jayenge gaye (We'll get ready on time)," Masood said. “Ap time peye aa jana, aap log 3 log log honge na (Please come on time, you'll be three guys, right?," Sarfaraz said. “Aa teeeja kera aa gaya (Where did the third one came from?)," Babar remarked leaving all of them in splits.

"Burn With Envy...": Brian Lara Slams Those Calling Virat Kohli 'Selfish'

Virat Kohli was in sublime form at the Cricket World Cup. The former Indian cricket team captain became the first player in history to scored over 700 runs in a single edition of the ODI Cricket World Cup. In 11 matches, Virat Kohli scored 765 runs at an average of 95.62. Virat Kohli also scored three centuries and six half-centuries. However, Virat Kohli's batting did not fully impress several like former Pakistan captain Mohammed Hafeez.

"Manmohan Singh Was There In...": Gautam Gambhir Slams "Panauti" Jibe At PM Modi

Heartbroken following the loss against Australia in the Cricket World Cup 2023, the Indian team witnessed none other than Prime Minister Narendra Modi paying them a visit in the dressing room. With his visit PM Modi tried to lift the morale of the players, including veterans like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. While many encouraged PM Modi's decision to attend the final interaction with Indian players following the bitter result in the summit clash, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's 'panauti' jibe in an election rally triggered a huge controversy.

Watch: Bizarre Scenes As Australian Batter Matt Renshaw Reaches Fifty With A '7' Against Pakistan

Ones, twos, threes, fours, and sixes are common scoring figures on a single delivery in cricket. But, getting a 'seven' is extremely rare. In the practice Test between Australia's Prime Minister's XI and Pakistan, Matt Renwshaw did the unthinkable as he reached his half-century by scoring a '7'. It wasn't, however, all skill from the Australia batter as luck did favour him in a big manner, pushing him to the 50-run mark in a manner that became a talking point on social media in no time.

David Warner brushes off stinging Johnson criticism: 'It wouldn't be summer without a headline'

David Warner brushed off scathing criticism from former teammate Mitchell Johnson over his selection for Australia's Test series against Pakistan, saying on Friday: "Everyone's entitled to their own opinions."

ICC Announces Rating For India vs Australia World Cup Final Pitch Amid Ongoing Debate

The pitch at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad which hosted the ODI World Cup final between India and Australia on November 19 has been rated "average" by the International Cricket Council (ICC). ICC match referee and former Zimbabwe batter Andy Pycroft, however, rated the outfield as "very good". Australia had won the World Cup final after beating India by six wickets on a pitch which was slow and sluggish.

David Warner Finally Breaks Silence On Mitchell Johnson's Controversial Remarks

The David Warner vs Mitchell Johnson saga has been going on for a while, with the latter criticising the selection committee over the Australian opener's selection in the Test squad for the Pakistan series. In what would be Warner's final Test assignment, Johnson said that the southpaw doesn't deserve the 'hero's sendoff' that he is getting, leaving many in the cricketing fraternity fuming. Days after Johnson first wrote on the topic in a column, Warner finally broke his silence on the comments made by his former teammate.

W, 0, W, 0, W: Mohammad Amir Turns Back The Clock With Devastating T10 League Spell

Former Pakistan left-arm pacer Mohammad Amir displayed the traits that had once hailed him as one of the world's finest demolishers of batting lineups to produce a spell of four wickets for just seven runs to wreck Chennai Braves' batting. His spell restricted Chennai to 75 for 9 and ensured New York Strikers a five-wicket win in the 23rd match of the Abu Dhabi T10 at the Zayed Cricket Stadium. With the win, the Strikers regained the top position with 10 points. New York Strikers too got off to a shaky start losing three wickets for 30 runs, but Asif Ali through an unbeaten 23 ensured their victory with nine balls to spare. Sam Cook and Junaid Siddique's effort with two wickets each went in vain.

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Watch: Pakistan Cricketers Plan Outing Mid-Match During Tour Game In Australia

"Burn With Envy...": Brian Lara Slams Those Calling Virat Kohli 'Selfish'

"Manmohan Singh Was There In...": Gautam Gambhir Slams "Panauti" Jibe At PM Modi

Watch: Bizarre Scenes As Australian Batter Matt Renshaw Reaches Fifty With A '7' Against Pakistan

David Warner brushes off stinging Johnson criticism: 'It wouldn't be summer without a headline'

ICC Announces Rating For India vs Australia World Cup Final Pitch Amid Ongoing Debate

David Warner Finally Breaks Silence On Mitchell Johnson's Controversial Remarks

W, 0, W, 0, W: Mohammad Amir Turns Back The Clock With Devastating T10 League Spell