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Ashes short fuses shatter monastic calm of Lord’s Long Room
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Ashes short fuses shatter monastic calm of Lord’s Long Room

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LAHORE: Sterling performances by Pakistan’s opening batter Fakhar Zaman helped him to attain the International Cricket Council Men’s Player of the Month award for April, cricket governing body announced on Tuesday. Fakhar smashed centuries in each of the opening two games of Pakistan’s five-match One-day International series against New Zealand. His 180 not out in the second match in Rawalpindi, following 117 in the first, helped Pakistan pull off their second-highest run chase. “He [Zaman] beat tough competition from Sri Lanka spin wizard Prabath Jayasuriya, and emerging New Zealand batter Mark Chapman,” an ICC news release stated. Fakhar said he was “truly honoured” to win the award. “This month has been one of the highlights of my career and it was an amazing feeling to play in front of my own people in Lahore, Rawalpindi and Karachi,” he was quoted as saying in the ICC news release. “I really enjoyed scoring back-to-back centuries in Rawalpindi, but my favourite was the 180 not out in the second match. I hope to continue the momentum leading into the World Cup, and make Pakistan fans happy and proud with my performances.”
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Fakhar bags ICC player of the month award

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Young Indian and Pakistani Batsmen Rise in ODI Rankings During Asia Cup 2023
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Young Indian and Pakistani Batsmen Rise in ODI Rankings During Asia...

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Pakistan Cricket Stars Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan Join Harvard Business School
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Pakistan Cricket Stars Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan Join Harvard Business...

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Junaid Khan Expresses Concern Over Shaheen and Shadab's Participation in T20 Blast
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Sediqullah Atal's Sensational Power-Hitting Display Shakes Kabul Premier League
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Sediqullah Atal’s Sensational Power-Hitting Display Shakes Kabul Premier League

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India’s defeat in the World Test Championship (WTC) final on Sunday underlined the cricket-mad country’s lack of success in global tournaments and has thrown the future of their frontline batters into doubt. India’s much-vaunted top order let them down at The Oval, where Australia secured a 209-run victory to be crowned Test cricket’s world champions. India, who lost the inaugural WTC final to New Zealand in 2021, put up scores of 296 and 234 in their two innings but those figures fell far short of what was required to deliver a first global title since the 50-overs Champions Trophy in 2013. “Superstars flop yet again,” read a headline in Monday’s Times of India newspaper, which mourned the team’s “sustained failures on the big occasion”. “Is it time for a transition and a phasing out of some senior batters as the next WTC cycle begins for India from the West Indies tour in July and August?” The Indian Express recalled the team’s defeat in the 2021 WTC final and lamented how they were “sleepwalking into the same old problems”. “It seemed like a rerun of an old movie, or a copycat with minor tweaks in the script, or a hastily cobbled-up sequel with the same arcs but different settings,” it said. India, who lost in the semi-finals of the 2019 ODI World Cup and the 2022 T20 World Cup, have lost the “knack” for winning “a knockout match of significance”, it added. “The harsh reality is that India is a broken team. It needs to be fixed, lest these same mistakes would recur, in an endless vicious cycle.” Former captain Sunil Gavaskar lashed out at the “ridiculous” shot selections by the frontline batters, including Virat Kohli, who fell for 49 on Sunday chasing a wide ball. “It was a bad shot … You should ask Kohli what shot he played,” Gavaskar told Star Sports. “To win the match, you needed a long innings, a century-plus innings but how are you going to do that if you play a shot so far outside the off-stump?”
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Rinku Singh's Incredible Five Sixes Seal Unforgettable Victory for KKR
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Rinku Singh’s Incredible Five Sixes Seal Unforgettable Victory for KKR

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Tragic Passing of Multan Sultans Owner Alamgir Khan Tareen Shakes Pakistan Cricket Community
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Tragic Passing of Multan Sultans Owner Alamgir Khan Tareen Shakes Pakistan...

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