Pakistani cricket star Babar Azam will not participate in the National T20 Cricket Tournament, according to sources. The Pakistan team management has advised Babar to take a break for rest. Following the team management’s guidance, Babar has decided to take a short break from cricket. Babar Azam was not instructed by the team management to play in the National T20 Cup. Sources claim that Babar has begun individual training sessions with coaches at nets, focusing on his game ahead of the PSL. He revealed that he has around eight months left before the next World Cup and has started working on regaining his old batting techniques. Babar has informed Lahore Whites about his unavailability.
It is worth noting that Babar is expected to open for Peshawar Zalmi in the upcoming PSL 11. Previously, it was reported that Babar would play in the National T20 Cup and represent Lahore Whites. Shahid Afridi, the former Pakistani cricketer, has also opted out of the Hundred League just before the one-day tournament.
AFC Secretary General Javvaraj Subramaniam has stated that Iran will not participate in the FIFA World Cup due to the current situation. Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Senator Mohammed Ishaq Dar met with the national hockey team captain Imad Butt and players.
Indian fast bowler Arshdeep Singh has been fined for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct. In a recorded video, Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Hasnain’s mother, Maaz Sadqat, became emotional while talking about her son, tearing up during the conversation.
Pakistan’s captain Shahid Afridi believes that a target of 270-280 runs on this wicket would be ideal. The Afghanistan Cricket Board has announced the rescheduling of the series. Australian Home Minister Tony Burke has confirmed that Iranian women’s football squad members will be granted asylum.
In a recorded speech, Tony Burke stated that the presence of US troops in the region is escalating tensions and could lead to attacks on the bases. Pakistan’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar has stated that the government has urged Iranian authorities to provide a safe passage for Pakistani ships.
A press release stated that in recent years, Iran has used this location for developing explosive materials and conducting sensitive experiments, allegedly part of the Imad plan. Sindh government has declared a public holiday in the province. A notification issued from Karachi states that all government offices will remain closed on Friday, March 13.
Pakistan has made significant strides in digital development, streamlining the process of issuing a new license in a transparent manner.
