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Jason Gillespie - Amid Criticism, Pakistan Call-Up 37-Year-Old Spinner For 1st England Test - sports.ndtv.com - Sri Lanka - Bangladesh - Pakistan

Amid Criticism, Pakistan Call-Up 37-Year-Old Spinner For 1st England Test

Pakistan have named their 15-member squad for the first Test against England set to be played in Multan from October 7, including the 37-year-old spinner Noman Ali in place of an injured pacer, Khurram Shahzad. Pakistan have included the left-arm spinner Noman for the first Test of the three-match series starting from October 7 in Multan. He has played 15 Test matches for Pakistan, taking 47 wickets at an average of 33.53. In his last Test match for Pakistan against Sri Lanka in Colombo, Ali had taken a career-best haul of 7 for 70, as per the ICC.

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Ravichandran Ashwin - Ravindra Jadeja - "PCB Should Learn From BCCI": Ex-Pakistan Star's Clear Message In Fiery Rant - sports.ndtv.com - India - Bangladesh - Pakistan

"PCB Should Learn From BCCI": Ex-Pakistan Star's Clear Message In Fiery Rant

Former Pakistan cricket team wicket-keeper batter Kamran Akmal urged the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to learn from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) amid the national team's dismal run. The Babar Azam-led side had a disappointing campaign in the T20 World Cup 2024 before they slumped to a humiliating 2-0 Test series loss against Bangladesh. Akmal said that there is a massive difference between PCB and BCCI when it comes to their respective approaches while he went on to praise how the Indian cricket board handles matters in a professional manner. He also criticised PCB for prioritising their ego and cited that as one of the major reasons behind Pakistan cricket's recent downfall.

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Shaheen Afridi - Babar Azam - Shaheen Shah Afridi - Shan Masood - Ali Agha - Shaheen Afridi Returns To 15-Member Pakistan Squad For First Test Against England - sports.ndtv.com - Bangladesh - Pakistan

Shaheen Afridi Returns To 15-Member Pakistan Squad For First Test Against England

Fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi was on Tuesday recalled as the Pakistan selectors named a 15-member squad for the first Test against England beginning on October 7. Afridi, who was dropped for the second and final Test against Bangladesh earlier this month due to poor form, was back in the squad for the first Test in Multan. Seasoned left-arm spinner Noman Ali, who was not considered for the two Tests against Bangladesh, was also named in the squad. Bangladesh had won both the Tests in a big upset. Ali replaced pace bowler Khurrum Shehzad who is yet to recover from a injury he sustained during the home series against Bangladesh.

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Shaheen Afridi - Babar Azam - Gary Kirsten - Shaheen Shah Afridi - Jason Gillespie - Shan Masood - Mohammad Rizwan - Shadab Khan - Fearing Lack Of Communication, PCB To Take This Step To Create Bridge Between Pakistan Players And Coaches - sports.ndtv.com - Pakistan

Fearing Lack Of Communication, PCB To Take This Step To Create Bridge Between Pakistan Players And Coaches

The Pakistan Cricket Board has agreed to form a two-member independent committee which will act as a conduit between the national team players, management and the board. PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi, following a day-long cricket connect conference on Monday attended by the board's top leadership and foreign coaches Gary Kirsten and Jason Gillespie, assured the players that the committee to look into their grievances would be formed soon.

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Babar Azam - Gary Kirsten - Jason Gillespie - Shan Masood - Abdullah Shafique - Ali Agha - Shan Masood Likely To Be Retained As Pakistan Captain For Test Series Against England - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - Bangladesh - Pakistan

Shan Masood Likely To Be Retained As Pakistan Captain For Test Series Against England

Pakistan's Shan Masood is likely to be retained captain for the upcoming home Test series against England, while Babar Azam is also assured of keeping his white-ball captaincy when the team flies to Australia and South Africa later this year. England are set to arrive in Pakistan on October 3 for a three-Test series beginning in Multan on October 7, with the Pakistan Cricket Board selectors expected to announce the Test squad after the Champions Cup final on Sunday. Masood, under whose captaincy Pakistan has lost all five Tests, will be holding discussions with head coach Jason Gillespie and national selectors, Muhammad Yousuf and Asad Shafiq, in Faisalabad this week to decide the plan for the England series.

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Shaheen Afridi - Babar Azam - Gary Kirsten - Shaheen Shah Afridi - Jason Gillespie - Shan Masood - Mohammad Rizwan - Ali Agha - 'Lack Of Unity' Addressed As PCB Host Connection Camp For Pakistan Players And Coaches - sports.ndtv.com - Pakistan

'Lack Of Unity' Addressed As PCB Host Connection Camp For Pakistan Players And Coaches

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief operating officer Salman Naseer acknowledged that lack of unity among the team and management was a part of the discussion during the Connection Camp held here. Amid the ongoing turmoil in the Pakistan team, the PCB decided to host a Connection Camp on Monday aimed at establishing a clear and unified vision for the future of Pakistan cricket.

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Shaheen Afridi - Basit Ali - Morne Morkel - "Thought Morne Morkel Was Nothing": Pakistan Stars Torn Apart Over India Bowling Coach's Stint - sports.ndtv.com - India - Bangladesh - Pakistan

"Thought Morne Morkel Was Nothing": Pakistan Stars Torn Apart Over India Bowling Coach's Stint

Team India's one-sided 280-run victory against Bangladesh in Chennai has given cricket pundits plenty of food for thought. Bangladesh arrived in the series with a 2-0 sweep in Pakistan, hoping to continue their brilliant form in the sub-continent. However, Rohit Sharma & Co. maintained their upper hand throughout the match, wrapping up the result in 3 days and one session. Seeing India secure a dominant victory against the Bangla Tigers, former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali called out his country's bowlers, for their poor mindset.

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Shoaib Akhtar - Shoaib Akhtar "Is That You"? Bowler's Action Reminds World Of Pakistan Speedster - sports.ndtv.com - India - Oman - Pakistan

Shoaib Akhtar "Is That You"? Bowler's Action Reminds World Of Pakistan Speedster

Pakistan pace great Shoaib Akhtar was one of the most lethal fast bowlers of his time. Known as the "Rawalpindi Express", Akhtar terrorised opposition batters with his raw pace, bounce and toe-crushing yorkers for nearly two decades. Akhtar, who played 46 Tests, 163 ODIs and 14 T20Is for Pakistan, retired from international cricket after the 2011 World Cup, owing to knee related issues. However, a video of Akhtar's lookalike, Imran Muhammad, has gone viral on social media. His reaction reminded fans of Akhtar, who is now enjoying a successful career in cricket punditry.

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