New Zealand and Pakistan face off in a crunch fourth match of the five-game T20 series with the Kiwis leading 2-1.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) spokesperson Aamir Mir and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Javed Murtaza has dismissed reports of financial losses from hosting the ICC Champions Trophy, stating that the ...

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has sent a reminder to the International Cricket Council (ICC) seeking a response to its concerns over the exclusion of its representative from the post-match ceremony ...

The ICC’s repeated blunders, double standards, and selective governance have cast serious doubts over its credibility,” PCB ...

Last year, players like Naseem and Shaheen Shah Afridi also had to deal with NOC related issues with Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), which eventually curtailed their presence in the Hundred.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) stated that disciplinary actions remain an internal matter to protect players' reputations. The fines come amid heightened scrutiny following Pakistan’s early ...

India's victory in the 2025 Champions Trophy was intended to be a moment of celebration, but the day took an unexpected turn for Pakistan. Despite being the official host of the tournament, the ...

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has come under fire after making the controversial decision to slash match fees for players in the upcoming National T20 Championship. Can CSK win IPL 2025 and ...

We keep changing captains, coaches, or some players, but in the end, what is the accountability for Board officials?” he questioned. He also criticized the blame game within Pakistan cricket ...

Former Pakistan ... cricket or otherwise that he has been picked again?" Afridi asked during a media interaction. The former all-rounder criticised the reactive approach of the board, pointing ...

Afridi highlights issues of inconsistency and lack of accountability in Pakistan cricket, emphasizing the need for decisions based on merit. He suggests that the current PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi ...

Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi vented his anger on Pakistan Cricket Board's for its incorrect decisions. "Pakistan cricket is in ICU because of his incorrect decisions," he said.