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PCB Yet To Issue NOCs To Babar Azam, Shaheen Afridi, Says 'Not Comfortable'

Pakistan captain Babar Azam, wicket-keeper Mohammad Rizwan and pace spearhead Shaheen Shah Afridi are yet to get No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from the nation's Cricket Board (PCB) to participate in the Global T20 Canada league. The PCB on Tuesday issued NOCs to 12 players for different leagues but the trio, who are in the top bracket of central contracts, is still waiting for clearance. "The PCB is not comfortable with the status of the Global League and has sought some information from the organisers and ICC, which is why the issuance of NOCs has been delayed," a PCB official said.

Pakistan Batters Struggle Against Net Bowlers, Internet Rips Them Apart

Pakistan cricket team batting stalwarts Mohammad Rizwan and Iftikhar Ahmed are in the news again for the wrong reasons. After the nation's group stage exit from the 2024 T20 World Cup, many former players, experts and fans have called for a major reshuffling in the team, and for many senior players to be chopped off. Whilst no major changes are likely to be made yet, a video has resurfaced across X, showing Rizwan and Iftikhar struggling against a Pakistani net bowler in a practice session.

"60 Rooms Booked To Accommodate 'Other People'": Pakistan Team Under Fire For 'Family Time' In USA

Pakistan's disastrous T20 World Cup campaign in the USA has expectedly triggered a backlash against the players, who are being criticised for taking their families along, even as their beleaguered cricket board mulled invoking a new defamation law to tackle "unsubstantiated claims and reports". According to a local media report, apart from the nearly 34 players, support staff, and officials who were part of the national squad in the USA, the team hotel was teeming with around 26 to 28 family members of the players.

Babar Azam Likely To Take 'Legal Action' vs Ahmed Shehzad, Others. Here Is The Reason

Pakistan captain Babar Azam is likely to take legal action against YouTubers and former cricketers who accused him of 'misconduct' during their campaign in the ongoing T20 World Cup, Geo News reported, citing sources. Babar and the Pakistan team were on the receiving end of criticism from former players and fans because of their World Cup campaign. Sources informed Geo News that during Pakistan's campaign, a social media campaign was used to "target" Babar, which made him feel "disheartened."

Watch: Virat Kohli Recreates Epic Six, Reminds Fans Of Famous Knock Against Pakistan

It has not been a good campaign for Virat Kohli in the ongoing T20 World Cup 2024 but he recreated his famous six to leave fans thrilled during the Super 8 match against Afghanistan on Thursday. During the fifth over of the Indian innings, Kohli capitalised on a short and wide delivery from Naveen-ul-Haq and slammed the ball straight down the group for a massive six. The video of the shot quickly went viral on social media with fans comparing it to his famous six off Haris Rauf during the famous win over Pakistan in the T20 World Cup 2022. On that occasion, he similarly slammed Rauf for a mammoth six straight down the ground before guiding his team to a victory with an unbeaten knock of 82 off 53 deliveries.

Pakistan Players Asked To Return Home, Skip Holidays In USA, Dubai, London

Pakistan's early elimination from T20 World Cup 2024 has triggered a social media storm, with Babar Azam and his teammates facing continuous flak on social media. The outrage on internet intensified when a video featuring Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf getting involved in an altercation with a fan surfaced on social media. A number of his teammates took to X (formerly Twitter) to lend their support amid the controversy. Seeing Rauf's teammates share posts in his support, discarded Pakistan batter Ahmed Shehzad shared a scathing post.

Haris Rauf Breaks Silence On 'Must Be Indian' Remark While Charging Towards Trolling Fan At T20 World Cup

Haris Rauf is making headlines since a video of the Pakistan cricket team star charging towards a trolling fan went viral on Wednesday. In the video it can bee seen that Rauf and his wife were walking down a path, when a group of people said something towards them. Some of those people were wearing Pakistan jersey. In a viral video, Rauf was even referring to the man as "Indian hi hai ye (he must be Indian)." However, the man replied saying: "Pakistani hoon (I am from Pakistan)".

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PCB Yet To Issue NOCs To Babar Azam, Shaheen Afridi, Says 'Not Comfortable'

Pakistan Batters Struggle Against Net Bowlers, Internet Rips Them Apart

"60 Rooms Booked To Accommodate 'Other People'": Pakistan Team Under Fire For 'Family Time' In USA

Babar Azam Likely To Take 'Legal Action' vs Ahmed Shehzad, Others. Here Is The Reason

Watch: Virat Kohli Recreates Epic Six, Reminds Fans Of Famous Knock Against Pakistan

Pakistan Players Asked To Return Home, Skip Holidays In USA, Dubai, London

Haris Rauf Breaks Silence On 'Must Be Indian' Remark While Charging Towards Trolling Fan At T20 World Cup