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Mohammad Hafeez&nbsp;brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket.
The 41-year-old, who made his international debut in 2003, scored 6614 runs in 218 ODIs, including 11 hundreds. Hafeez&nbsp;also hit 2514 runs in 119 T20I and has picked 200 wickets in the 2 formats combined. He had already retired from Tests in 2018.
Hafeez&nbsp;tweeted to thank his fans for their constant support and wrote that maintaining the highest level of pride &amp; dignity has always been his most valuable achievement.
He will,&nbsp;however, continue to play franchise-based league cricket across the globe.
Also read:&nbsp;IND vs SA 2nd Test: Virat Kohli misses out, KL Rahul leads Team India in Johannesburg

Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez retires from international cricket

Mohammad Hafeez brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket

Mohammad Hafeez&nbsp;brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket.
The 41-year-old, who made his international debut in 2003, scored 6614 runs in 218 ODIs, including 11 hundreds. Hafeez&nbsp;also hit 2514 runs in 119 T20I and has picked 200 wickets in the 2 formats combined. He had already retired from Tests in 2018.
Hafeez&nbsp;tweeted to thank his fans for their constant support and wrote that maintaining the highest level of pride &amp; dignity has always been his most valuable achievement.
He will,&nbsp;however, continue to play franchise-based league cricket across the globe.

Mohammad Hafeez&nbsp;brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket

Mohammad Hafeez&nbsp;brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket.
The 41-year-old, who made his international debut in 2003, scored 6614 runs in 218 ODIs, including 11 hundreds. Hafeez&nbsp;also hit 2514 runs in 119 T20I and has picked 200 wickets in the 2 formats combined. He had already retired from Tests in 2018.
Hafeez&nbsp;tweeted to thank his fans for their constant support and wrote that maintaining the highest level of pride &amp; dignity has always been his most valuable achievement.
He will,&nbsp;however, continue to play franchise-based league cricket across the globe.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IND vs SA 2nd Test: Virat Kohli misses out, KL Rahul leads Team India in Johannesburg" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-2nd-test-kl-rahul-wins-the-toss-opts-to-bat-no-virat-kohli-for-india-1641195115012" target="_blank">IND vs SA 2nd Test: Virat Kohli misses out, KL Rahul leads Team India in Johannesburg</a>

Pakistan's leg spinner Yasir Shah has found himself in a sticky situation as police have registered an FIR against him and his friend on the allegations of kidnapping, molesting and threatening a girl.
In the FIR, registered at the Shalimar police station in Lahore, the girl has alleged that Yasir’s friend, Farhan kidnapped her at gunpoint, raped her, made videos of her and later made threats to her. The girl alleged that Yasir Shah helped his friend and later with Farhan threatened her that if she raised any voice they would release her videos.
According to the complaint filed with the police, the girl says when she contacted Yasir pleading for his help, he laughed at her and told her to keep quiet about the whole issue. The girl also claimed that when she went to the police Yasir offered to give her a flat and monthly expenses for 18 years if she remained quiet. The Pakistan cricketer is yet to respond on the issue.
Also read: New Zealand to return to Pakistan for 2 Tests and 3 ODIs in 2022-2023

FIR against Yasir Shah for helping friend who kidnapped & molested a girl

Pakistan's leg spinner Yasir Shah has found himself in a sticky situation as police have registered an FIR against him and his friend on the allegations of kidnapping, molesting and threatening a girl

Pakistan's leg spinner Yasir&nbsp;Shah has found himself in a sticky situation as police&nbsp;have registered an FIR against him and his friend on the allegations of kidnapping, molesting and threatening a girl.
In the FIR, registered at the Shalimar police station in Lahore, the girl has alleged that Yasir&rsquo;s friend, Farhan kidnapped her at gunpoint, raped her, made videos of her and later made threats to her. The girl alleged that Yasir Shah helped his friend and later with Farhan threatened her that if she raised any voice they would release her videos.
According to the complaint filed with the police, the girl says when she contacted Yasir&nbsp;pleading for his help, he laughed at her and told her to keep quiet about the whole issue. The girl also claimed that when she went to the police Yasir offered to give her a flat and monthly expenses for 18 years if she remained quiet.&nbsp;The Pakistan cricketer is yet to respond on the issue.

Pakistan's leg spinner Yasir&nbsp;Shah has found himself in a sticky situation as police&nbsp;have registered an FIR against him and his friend on the allegations of kidnapping, molesting and threatening a girl

Pakistan's leg spinner Yasir&nbsp;Shah has found himself in a sticky situation as police&nbsp;have registered an FIR against him and his friend on the allegations of kidnapping, molesting and threatening a girl.
In the FIR, registered at the Shalimar police station in Lahore, the girl has alleged that Yasir&rsquo;s friend, Farhan kidnapped her at gunpoint, raped her, made videos of her and later made threats to her. The girl alleged that Yasir Shah helped his friend and later with Farhan threatened her that if she raised any voice they would release her videos.
According to the complaint filed with the police, the girl says when she contacted Yasir&nbsp;pleading for his help, he laughed at her and told her to keep quiet about the whole issue. The girl also claimed that when she went to the police Yasir offered to give her a flat and monthly expenses for 18 years if she remained quiet.&nbsp;The Pakistan cricketer is yet to respond on the issue.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="New Zealand to return to Pakistan for 2 Tests and 3 ODIs in 2022-2023" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/new-zealand-to-return-to-pakistan-for-2-tests-and-3-odis-in-2022-2023-1639984391503" target="_blank">New Zealand to return to Pakistan for 2 Tests and 3 ODIs in 2022-2023</a>

New Zealand cricket board on Monday confirmed that they will return to Pakistan to play 2 Tests and 3 ODIs in December 2022-23.
The Blackcaps will then return to Pakistan in April 2023 to play 10 white-ball matches, including 5 T20I and 5 ODIs.  had abandoned their previous tour of Pakistan before the start of the white-ball series opener in Rawalpindi citing a security threat. It had left the Pakistan Cricket Board angry and chief Ramiz Raja had openly criticised it.
The PCB and New Zealand Cricket are yet to finalise the dates of the twin series between the two nations.
Also read: 

New Zealand to return to Pakistan for 2 Tests and 3 ODIs in 2022-2023

New Zealand cricket board on Monday confirmed that they will return to Pakistan to play 2 Tests and 3 ODIs in December 2022-23

New Zealand&nbsp;cricket board on Monday confirmed that they will return to Pakistan to play 2 Tests and 3 ODIs&nbsp;in December 2022-23.
The Blackcaps will then return to Pakistan in April 2023 to play 10 white-ball matches, including 5 T20I and 5 ODIs. New Zealand had abandoned their&nbsp;previous&nbsp;tour of Pakistan before the start of the white-ball&nbsp;series opener&nbsp;in Rawalpindi&nbsp;citing a security threat. It had left the Pakistan Cricket Board angry and chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja had openly criticised it.
The PCB and New Zealand Cricket&nbsp;are yet to finalise the dates of the twin series between the two nations.

New Zealand&nbsp;cricket board on Monday confirmed that they will return to Pakistan to play 2 Tests and 3 ODIs&nbsp;in December 2022-23

New Zealand&nbsp;cricket board on Monday confirmed that they will return to Pakistan to play 2 Tests and 3 ODIs&nbsp;in December 2022-23.
The Blackcaps will then return to Pakistan in April 2023 to play 10 white-ball matches, including 5 T20I and 5 ODIs.&nbsp;&nbsp;had abandoned their&nbsp;previous&nbsp;tour of Pakistan before the start of the white-ball&nbsp;series opener&nbsp;in Rawalpindi&nbsp;citing a security threat. It had left the Pakistan Cricket Board angry and chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja had openly criticised it.
The PCB and New Zealand Cricket&nbsp;are yet to finalise the dates of the twin series between the two nations.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/a-burden-has-been-removed-from-virat-s-head-former-india-wicket-keeper-1639975184569" target="_blank">'A burden has been removed from Virat's head': Former India wicket-keeper</a>

The Emirates Cricket Board has been instructed by&nbsp;ICC to investigate the matter after thousands of ticket-less Afghan fans gathered around and barged their entry into the stadium. ICC&nbsp;then issued an apology to fans who purchased the tickets but could enter the stadium. Afghanistan's captain Mohammad Nabi&nbsp;also urged the fans to not repeat this kind of behavior again after his team suffered a loss by five wickets against Pakistan.&nbsp;
In the statement,&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;mentioned that "Dubai Police and security staff secured the stadium to ensure the safety of everyone inside and brought in significant additional resources to disperse the crowd and calm the situation."

ICC asks Emirates Cricket Board to investigate alleged forced entry of Afghan cricket fans

Captain Mohammad Nabi pleaded for calm after thousands of ticket-less fans forced their entry into the stadium. 

After thousands of fans forced their entry into the Dubai international stadium, ICC&nbsp;asked the Emirates Cricket Board&nbsp;to investigate the matter. Chaotic seasons erupted outside the venue of the India-Afghanistan match when several&nbsp;ticketless&nbsp;fans tried to enter the stadium.&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;then issued an apology to fans who purchased the tickets but could not watch the match.&nbsp;Afghanistan's captain Mohammad Nabi&nbsp;also urged the fans to not repeat this kind of behavior after his team suffered a loss by five wickets against Pakistan.&nbsp;
In the statement,&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;mentioned that Dubai Police and security staff secured the stadium to ensure the safety of everyone inside and brought in significant additional resources to disperse the crowd and calm the situation.

Captain Mohammad Nabi&nbsp;pleaded for calm after thousands of ticket-less fans forced their entry into the stadium.&nbsp;

After thousands of fans forced their entry into the Dubai international stadium, ICC&nbsp;asked the Emirates Cricket Board&nbsp;to investigate the matter. Chaotic scenes erupted outside the venue of the India-Afghanistan match when several&nbsp;ticketless&nbsp;fans tried to enter the stadium.&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;then issued an apology to fans who purchased the tickets but could not watch the match.&nbsp;Afghanistan's captain Mohammad Nabi&nbsp;also urged the fans to not repeat this kind of behavior after his team suffered a loss by five wickets against Pakistan.&nbsp;
In the statement,&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;mentioned that Dubai Police and security staff secured the stadium to ensure the safety of everyone inside and brought in significant additional resources to disperse the crowd and calm the situation.

After the successful completion of the Indian Premier League, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah met Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja.

PCB chief Ramiz Raja confirms his meeting with Sourav Ganguly-Jay Shah, wants cricket to remain politics free  

Ramiz Raja: India & Pakistan need to create a cricketing bond and the game should stay away from politics as much as possible

PCB chief Ramiz Raja confirms his meeting with Ganguly-Shah, wants cricket to remain politics free  

Pakistan Cricket Board(PCB) Chairman Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;confirms his meeting with BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly and Secretary Jay Shah in the UAE.

After the successful completion&nbsp;of the Indian Premier League, BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly and&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah met Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz&nbsp;Raja. The developement&nbsp;was confirmed by the PCB&nbsp;top boss in a video released by the board.&nbsp;
Also Read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-india-vs-pakistan-live-where-to-watch-live-stream-1634467355000" target="_blank">&nbsp;T20 World Cup 2021: India vs Pakistan live, Where to watch, live stream</a>
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ramiz-raja-pakistan-cricket-board-will-collapse-if-indian-government-wants-1633693946692" target="_blank">Ramiz&nbsp;Raja</a> confirmed that the he met the top BCCI&nbsp;officials&nbsp;including Ganguly and Shah after an all important Asian Cricket Council meet post the IPL in Dubai. The agenda of the meeting was to assign hosting duties for the Asia Cup which will played in a&nbsp;50-over format in 2023. This will be just before the World Cup in 2023 which the BCCI&nbsp;will host in India. Considering the border tensions between the two neighbours, it is still next to impossible for Team India to travel to Pakistan to play the tournament.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Raja&nbsp;in a video release confirmed that after the meeting he urged his counterparts in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/world-t20-bcci-reveals-india-s-new-billion-cheers-jersey-1634117469118" target="_blank">BCCI&nbsp;</a>to leave behind politics and ensure that the game of cricket is not affected by the relations between the two powerful Asian nations.&nbsp;
The former Pakistani captain added that the two nations need to&nbsp;create a cricketing bond and the game should stay away from politics as much as possible.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced a revised squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup with three changes in the provisional squad announced earlier. Chief selector Mohammad Wasim stated that the changes were made considering the performances in the National T20 tournament. Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed makes his return to the squad.
Haider Ali and Fakhar Zaman also mark their return to the squad on the backs of Khushdil Shah, wicket-keeper batsman Azam Khan, and pacer Mohammad Hasnain. Being placed in Group 2 Pakistan is set to play Arch-rivals India in their opening match on October 24.

ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2021: Pakistan announced a revised squad as Sarfaraz Ahmed returns into the side

PCB announced three changes in their provisional World T20 squad as former captain Sarfaraz Ahmed returns to the side. 

World T20: Pakistan announced a revised squad as Sarfaraz Ahmed returns into the side

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced a revised squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup with three changes in the provisional squad announced earlier. Chief selector Mohammad Wasim stated that the changes were made considering the performances in the National T20 tournament. Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed makes his return to the squad.
Haider Ali and Fakhar Zaman also mark their return to the squad on the backs of Khushdil Shah, wicket-keeper batsman Azam Khan, and pacer Mohammad Hasnain. Being placed in Group 2 Pakistan is set to play Arch-rivals India in their opening match on October 24.

ICC T20 World Cup 2021:&nbsp;PCB&nbsp;announced three changes in their provisional World T20 squad as former captain Sarfaraz Ahmed returns to the side.&nbsp;

Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed who was earlier not a part of the<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/world-t20-2021-india-pakistan-in-the-same-group-1626433759474"> T20 World Cup</a> squad&nbsp;makes his return&nbsp;as Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced a revised team on Friday.
Three changes in the provisional squad were announced, confirmed chief selector Mohammad Wasim. He stated that the changes were made considering the performances of the players in the National T20 tournament. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/world-t20-andy-flower-appointed-as-afghanistan-s-team-consultant-1633778785514">World T20: Andy Flower appointed as Afghanistan's team consultant&nbsp;</a>
While 34-year-old Sarfaraz,&nbsp;Haider Ali and Fakhar Zaman&nbsp;are all set to return to the squad, Khushdil Shah, wicket-keeper batsman Azam Khan, and pacer Mohammad Hasnain&nbsp;have been removed. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/world-t20-tickets-for-india-vs-pakistan-match-sold-out-within-hours-1633358439937">Being placed in Group 2 Pakistan is set to play arch-rivals India</a> in their opening match of World T20 on October 24.&nbsp;

Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;on Thursday said that if India wants, the Pakistan&nbsp;cricket board will collapse and hence the board should look to reduce its fund dependency on ICC. The former cricketer made these statements before the Senate Standing Committee on Inter-Provincial Affairs in Islamabad, Explaining his stand, Raja&nbsp;said while PCB's&nbsp;50% funds come from ICC, ICC's&nbsp;90% funds come from India, as a result of which PCB is indirectly being funded by India. He went to to add that since the Indian business houses drive ICC's&nbsp;fund, there are chances that&nbsp;PCB&nbsp;can collapse if the Indian government wants.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ramiz Raja: Pakistan Cricket Board will collapse if Indian government wants

PCB chief Ramiz Raja said while PCB's 50% funds come from ICC, ICC's 90% funds come from India, as a result of which PCB is indirectly being funded by India.

Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;on Thursday said that if India wants, the Pakistan&nbsp;cricket board will collapse and hence the board should look to reduce its fund dependency on ICC. The former cricketer made these statements before the Senate Standing Committee on Inter-Provincial Affairs in Islamabad, Bite:&nbsp; - Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;wants Pakistan to reduce its funding dependency on ICC&nbsp;
-Pakistan is indirectly funded by India: Raja
-If Indian&nbsp;government pulls its hand, PCB&nbsp;will collapse, says Raja

PCB chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;said&nbsp;while PCB's&nbsp;50% funds come from ICC, ICC's&nbsp;90% funds come from India, as a result of which PCB is indirectly being funded by India.

Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;on Thursday said that if India wants, the Pakistan&nbsp;cricket board will collapse, and hence the board should look to reduce its fund dependency on ICC. The former cricketer made these statements before the Senate Standing Committee, where he spoke on Inter-Provincial Affairs in Islamabad. Explaining his stand, Raja&nbsp;said while PCB's&nbsp;50% funds come from ICC, ICC's&nbsp;90% funds come from India, as a result of which PCB is indirectly being funded by India. He went on to add that since the Indian business houses drive ICC's&nbsp;fund, there are chances that&nbsp;PCB&nbsp;can collapse if the Indian government wants. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/world-t20-tickets-for-india-vs-pakistan-match-sold-out-within-hours-1633358439937">World T20: Tickets for India vs Pakistan match sold out within hours</a>

New Zealand faced massive backlash on social media as the black caps abandoned their tour of Pakistan minutes before the start of the first ODI. Ramiz Raja, PCB&rsquo;s chairman also expressed his disappointment. He urged to the fans and the cricket team to express their &ldquo;anger or frustration&rdquo;, through the performances at the T20 World cup.
The New Zealand cricket team reached Dubai on Sunday. David White New Zealand Cricket chief executive said that although some information has been shared with the PCB, specific details regarding the abandonment cannot and will not be shared or disclosed publicly.

PCB chief urges his team to take out their frustration through performances

After New Zealand&nbsp;cancelled Pakistan tour,&nbsp;PCB chairman Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;urged the country's fans and cricket team&nbsp;to take out their frustration through performances

New Zealand faced massive backlash on social media as the Blackcaps&nbsp;abandoned their tour of Pakistan minutes before the start of the first ODI. Ramiz Raja, PCB&rsquo;s chairman also expressed his disappointment. He urged to the fans and the cricket team to express their &ldquo;anger or frustration&rdquo;, through the performances at the World T20.
The New Zealand cricket team reached Dubai on Sunday. David White New Zealand Cricket chief executive said that although some information has been shared with the PCB, specific details regarding the abandonment cannot and will not be shared or disclosed publicly.

<ul>
<li>Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;addressed&nbsp;Pakistan's fans and the cricket team</li>
<li>Raja&nbsp;asked the team to take out their frustration through performances&nbsp;</li>
<li>New&nbsp;Zealand&nbsp;cricket will not disclose the reason behind the abandonment</li>
</ul>

Hours before the start of 1st ODI in Rawalpindi&nbsp;on September 17, New Zealand&nbsp;called off its tour of Pakistan citing security concerns. Arrangements are being made for the team's departure.
New Zealand&nbsp;cricket board in a statement said that&nbsp;following an escalation in the New Zealand Government threat levels for Pakistan, and advice from NZC security advisors on the ground,&nbsp;it was simply not possible to continue with the tour. The board however didn't comment on the details of the security threat nor the updated arrangements for the departing squad.
The Pakistan Cricket Board stated that the Government of Pakistan made fool proof security arrangements for all visiting teams. The Blackcaps were to play 3 ODIs in Rawalpindi&nbsp;before travelling to Lahore for a 5-match T20 series.
Also read:&nbsp;

New Zealand call off Pakistan tour citing security concerns

Following an escalation in the New Zealand Government threat levels for Pakistan, and advice from NZC security advisers on the ground, Blackcaps have abandoned their Pakistan tour

Hours before the start of 1st ODI in Rawalpindi&nbsp;on September 17, New Zealand&nbsp;called off its tour of Pakistan citing security concerns. Arrangements are being made for the team's departure.
New Zealand&nbsp;cricket board in a statement said that&nbsp;following an escalation in the New Zealand Government threat levels for Pakistan, and advice from NZC security advisers on the ground,&nbsp;it was simply not possible to continue with the tour. The board however didn't comment on the details of the security threat nor the updated arrangements for the departing squad.
The Pakistan Cricket Board stated that the Government of Pakistan made fool proof security arrangements for all visiting teams. The Blackcaps were to play 3 ODIs in Rawalpindi&nbsp;before travelling to Lahore for a 5-match T20 series.

<ul>
<li>Arrangements are being made for New Zealand team's departure</li>
<li>NZC&nbsp;security advisers on the ground had adviced&nbsp;players not to travel</li>
<li>NZL was to play 3 ODIs in Rawalpindi&nbsp;&amp; 5 T20I in Lahore</li>
</ul>

Hours before the start of 1st ODI in Rawalpindi&nbsp;on September 17, New Zealand&nbsp;called off its tour of Pakistan citing security concerns. Arrangements are being made for the team's departure.
New Zealand&nbsp;cricket board in a statement said that&nbsp;following an escalation in the New Zealand Government threat levels for Pakistan, and advice from NZC security advisors on the ground,&nbsp;it was simply not possible to continue with the tour. The board however didn't comment on the details of the security threat nor the updated arrangements for the departing squad.
The Pakistan Cricket Board stated that the Government of Pakistan made fool proof security arrangements for all visiting teams. The Blackcaps were to play 3 ODIs in Rawalpindi&nbsp;before travelling to Lahore for a 5-match T20 series.
Also read:&nbsp;

Former Pakistan captain and renowned commentator Ramiz Raja was elected unopposed as the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board for three years on Monday.&nbsp;The 59-year-old Raja replaced Ehsan Mani, who was also a former chief executive of the International Cricket Committee.
Speaking to media after his election, Raja&nbsp;opened up on the future of bilateral series between India and Pakistan. He said that it is impossible at the moment as the sporting model has been affected by politics. It's&nbsp;status-quo and&nbsp;we are in no hurry either, added Raja.
India last played a bilateral series vs Pakistan way back in 2012 but the two teams are due to face each other in the World T20 on October 24.

'Right now it is impossible': new PCB chairman Ramiz Raja on Indo-Pak series

Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja&nbsp;who was elected unopposed as the PCB chairman on Monday said that an&nbsp;Indo-Pak&nbsp;bilateral series is impossible due to the current politics.

Former Pakistan captain and renowned commentator Ramiz Raja was elected unopposed as the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board for three years on Monday.&nbsp;The 59-year-old Raja replaced Ehsan Mani, who was also a former chief executive of the International Cricket Committee.
Speaking to media after his election, Raja&nbsp;opened up on the future of bilateral series between India and Pakistan.
Byte: RAMIZZ&nbsp;RAJA, PCB&nbsp;Chairman
'Look, right now it is impossible, literally speaking. Because unfortunately the sporting model has become bad due to politics. So for now it is status-quo. And we are in no hurry either.'
India last played a bilateral series vs Pakistan way back in 2012 but the two teams are due to face each other in the World T20 on October 24.

<ul>
<li>Ramiz Raja was elected unopposed as the PCB chairman for three years</li>
<li>'Indo-Pak&nbsp;bilateral series is impossible due to the current politics'</li>
<li>India last played a bilateral series vs Pakistan way back in 2012</li>
</ul>

Former Pakistan captain and renowned commentator Ramiz Raja was elected unopposed as the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board for three years on Monday.&nbsp;The 59-year-old Raja replaced Ehsan Mani, who was also a former chief executive of the International Cricket Committee.
Speaking to media after his election, Raja&nbsp;opened up on the future of bilateral series between India and Pakistan. He said that it is impossible at the moment as the sporting model has been affected by politics. It's&nbsp;status-quo and&nbsp;we are in no hurry either, added Raja.
India last played a bilateral series vs Pakistan way back in 2012 but the two teams are due to face each other in the World T20 on October 24.

Pakistan’s head coach Misbah-ul-Haq and bowling coach Waqar Younis made a shocking announcement of stepping down from their roles.

ICC T20 World Cup 2021: Misbah-ul-Haq and Waqar Younis step down as Pakistan coaches

Though Misbah&nbsp;claims bio-bubble to be the reason behind his exit, murmurs are that Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;taking over as PCA&nbsp;chairman may be the reason why Misbah and Waqar&nbsp;stepped down.

Misbah-ul-Haq and Waqar Younis step down as Pakistan coaches ahead of World T20

With just over a month to go for the World T20,&nbsp;Pakistan&rsquo;s head coach&nbsp;Misbah-ul-Haq and bowling coach&nbsp;Waqar Younis made a shocking announcement of stepping down from their roles. Due to the current change of regime in the Pakistan cricket association,&nbsp;where&nbsp;Ramiz Raja&nbsp;will take over the role of&nbsp;chairman soon, is said to have an influence on their decision. Raja has been very vocal about how Misbah and Waqar aren&rsquo;t the best coaches for the Pakistan team. &nbsp;
Misbah on the other hand said that because of the current bio-secure environment, he couldn&rsquo;t spend more time with his family and that has influenced his decision. &nbsp;
Saqlain Mushtaq and Abdul Razzaq would be replacing them for an interim period for the upcoming bilateral series against New Zealand. PCB will appoint the team management for the World T20 in the due course.&nbsp;

Though Misbah&nbsp;claims bio-bubble to be the reason behind his exit, murmurs are that Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;taking over as PCA&nbsp;chairman may be the reason why Misbah and Waqar&nbsp;stepped down.

With just over a month to go for the ICC&nbsp;T20 World Cup,&nbsp;Pakistan&rsquo;s head coach&nbsp;Misbah-ul-Haq and bowling coach&nbsp;Waqar Younis made a shocking announcement of stepping down from their roles. Due to the current change of regime in the Pakistan cricket association,&nbsp;where&nbsp;Ramiz Raja&nbsp;will take over the role of&nbsp;chairman soon, is said to have an influence on their decision. Raja has been very vocal about how Misbah and Waqar aren&rsquo;t the best coaches for the Pakistan team. &nbsp;
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/world-t20-bcci-reveals-india-s-new-billion-cheers-jersey-1634117469118">T20 World Cup 2021: BCCI reveals India's new Billion Cheers Jersey</a>
Misbah on the other hand said that because of the current bio-secure environment, he couldn&rsquo;t spend more time with his family and that has influenced his decision. &nbsp;
Saqlain Mushtaq and Abdul Razzaq would be replacing them for an interim period for the upcoming bilateral series against New Zealand. PCB will appoint the team management for the World T20 in the due course.&nbsp;
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/world-t20-2021-india-pakistan-in-the-same-group-1626433759474">ICC T20 World Cup 2021: India-Pakistan in the same group</a>

Continuing the war of words with the Pakistan Cricket Board and former South African Cricketer Herschelle&nbsp;Gibbs, BCCI&nbsp;has slammed them for false accusations regarding the Kashmir Premier League(KPL). Countering Gibbs' and PCB's allegations of unnecessary interference and politicising&nbsp;cricket, BCCI&nbsp;clarified that the Indian board was well within its right to make decisions with respect to the cricketing ecosystem in India.&nbsp;Gibbs in a Tweet on Saturday said that the Indian board tried to prevent him from playing in the KPL&nbsp;and threatening him by saying they would not allow him to enter India for any cricket-related work.PCB&nbsp;too joined in the commotion and accused BCCI&nbsp;of 'once again breaching international norms and the spirit of the gentleman's game by interfering in internal affairs of the ICC&nbsp;members as the KPL&nbsp;has been approved by the PCB.&nbsp;47-year-old Gibbs is planning to play for the overseas warriors in the 6 team KPL, which begins on Aug 6th.&nbsp;

BCCI slams Gibbs, PCB for false accusations over Kashmir Premier League

BCCI&nbsp;counters Gibbs' and PCB's allegations of unnecessary interference and politicising&nbsp;cricket

BCCI slams Gibbs, PCB for false accusations over Kashmir Premier League 'Well within&nbsp;rights to make decisions with respect to the cricketing ecosystem in India' Gibbs: Indian board tried to prevent me from playing in the KPL&nbsp;

Gibbs accused BCCI&nbsp;of&nbsp;threatening him for joining KPL by saying they would not allow him to enter India for any cricket-related work.

Continuing the war of words with the Pakistan Cricket Board and former South African Cricketer Herschelle&nbsp;Gibbs, BCCI&nbsp;slammed them for false accusations regarding the Kashmir Premier League(KPL). Countering Gibbs' and PCB's allegations of unnecessary interference and politicising&nbsp;cricket, BCCI&nbsp;clarified that the Indian board was well within its rights to make decisions with respect to the cricketing ecosystem in India.&nbsp; Gibbs in a Tweet on Saturday said that the Indian board tried to prevent him from playing in the KPL&nbsp;and threatened him by saying they would not allow him to enter India for any cricket-related work. PCB&nbsp;too joined in the commotion and accused BCCI&nbsp;of 'once again breaching international norms and the spirit of the gentleman's game by interfering in internal affairs of the ICC&nbsp;members' The KPL&nbsp;has been approved by the PCB, they added.&nbsp; 47-year-old Gibbs is planning to play for the overseas warriors in the 6 team KPL, which begins on Aug 6th.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Suryakumar Yadav, Prithvi Shaw to join Indian squad in England, says BCCI" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/suryakumar-yadav-prithvi-shaw-to-join-indian-squad-in-england-says-bcci-1627305458525">Suryakumar Yadav, Prithvi Shaw to join Indian squad in England, says BCCI</a>

Former Pakistan skipper Younis&nbsp;Khan has opened up on the 2009 players revolt against him, which according to him&nbsp;had its roots in captaincy ambitions of seniors.
Younis&nbsp;told a local media channel if the players had problems with me they could have spoken to me. They claimed that they didn't want me removed as captain&nbsp;but just wanted the cricket board to speak to me to change my attitude. He claimed that&nbsp;the players met with the then PCB Chairman, Ejaz Butt and&nbsp;one senior player, apparently Shahid&nbsp;Afridi demanded the captain be changed.
Younis added that&nbsp;he had spent the last four years of his career&nbsp;remaining in his room all the time and just focussing on his cricket.

Captaincy ambitions of seniors fuelled revolt against me in 2009: Younis Khan

Former Pakistan skipper Younis&nbsp;Khan has opened up on the 2009 players revolt against him, which according to him&nbsp;had its roots in captaincy ambitions of seniors,&nbsp;apparently Shahid&nbsp;Afridi.

Former Pakistan skipper Younis&nbsp;Khan has opened up on the 2009 players revolt against him, which according to him&nbsp;had its roots in captaincy ambitions of seniors.
Younis&nbsp;told a local media channel if the players had problems with me they could have spoken to me. They claimed that they didn't want me removed as captain&nbsp;but just wanted the cricket board to speak to me to change my attitude. He claimed that&nbsp;the players met with the then PCB Chairman, Ejaz Butt and&nbsp;one senior player, apparently Afridi demanded the captain be changed.
Younis added that&nbsp;he had spent the last four years of his career&nbsp;remaining in his room all the time and just focussing on his cricket.

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<li>Players didn't want me removed as captain but wanted my attitude to change</li>
<li>A senior player, apparently Shahid&nbsp;Afridi, demanded the captain be changed: Younis</li>
</ul>

Former Pakistan skipper Younis&nbsp;Khan has opened up on the 2009 players revolt against him, which according to him&nbsp;had its roots in captaincy ambitions of seniors.
Younis&nbsp;told a local media channel if the players had problems with me they could have spoken to me. They claimed that they didn't want me removed as captain&nbsp;but just wanted the cricket board to speak to me to change my attitude. He claimed that&nbsp;the players met with the then PCB Chairman, Ejaz Butt and&nbsp;one senior player, apparently Shahid&nbsp;Afridi demanded the captain be changed.
Younis added that&nbsp;he had spent the last four years of his career&nbsp;remaining in his room all the time and just focussing on his cricket.

Younis&nbsp;Khan stepped down as the batting coach of the Pakistan Cricket team ahead of the England tour in July. He was appointed&nbsp;last year in November on a two-year contract until the ICC Men&rsquo;s T20 World Cup 2022.
PCB chief executive Wasim Khan in a statement said that following a series of discussions, the board and Younis&nbsp;reluctantly but mutually agreed that it was time to move in different directions.&nbsp;Both PCB and Younis Khan have agreed to not to make any further comment on the reasons for the former captain&rsquo;s departure.

Younis Khan steps down as Pakistan batting coach

Younis&nbsp;Khan stepped down as the batting coach of the Pakistan Cricket team ahead of the England tour in July.&nbsp;

Younis&nbsp;Khan stepped down as the batting coach of the Pakistan Cricket team ahead of the England tour in July. He was appointed&nbsp;last year in November on a two-year contract until the 2022 World&nbsp;T20.
PCB chief executive Wasim Khan in a statement said that following a series of discussions, the board and Younis&nbsp;reluctantly but mutually agreed that it was time to move in different directions.&nbsp;Both PCB and Younis Khan have agreed to not make any further comment on the reasons for the former captain&rsquo;s departure.

In a strict move, the Pakistan Cricket Board&nbsp;expelled young pacer&nbsp;Naseem Shah from the remainder of Pakistan Super League&nbsp;after breaching the tournament's Covid protocols.&nbsp;The 18-year-old fast bowler arrived at a team hotel in Lahore on Monday with an outdated negative test for Covid-19.
PCB's protocols require all the players traveling to Abu Dhabi on Wednesday to present a negative test taken not more than 48 hours prior to arrival at the team hotel. Shah presented a report on Monday from a test that was conducted on May 18.
PCB&nbsp;in a statement said that the decision will also send out a loud and clear message to all involved in the remaining matches that the board will not compromise on any violations.

Pak pacer Naseem Shah expelled from PSL over Covid protocol breach

In a strict move, the Pakistan Cricket Board&nbsp;expelled young pacer&nbsp;Naseem Shah from the remainder of Pakistan Super League&nbsp;after breaching the tournament's Covid protocols.

In a strict move, the Pakistan Cricket Board&nbsp;expelled young pacer&nbsp;Naseem Shah from the remainder of Pakistan Super League&nbsp;after breaching the tournament's Covid protocols.&nbsp;The 18-year-old fast bowler arrived at a team hotel in Lahore on Monday with an outdated negative test for Covid-19.
PCB's protocols require all the players traveling to Abu Dhabi on Wednesday to present a negative test taken not more than 48 hours prior to arrival at the team hotel. Shah presented a report on Monday from a test that was conducted on May 18.
PCB&nbsp;in a statement said that the decision will also send out a loud and clear message to all involved in the remaining matches that the board will not compromise on any violations.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has assured the International Cricket Council that it will help the Pakistan cricket team with Visas for the World T20 which is scheduled for later this year India. With the political situation between the two neighbouring nations still delicate, India and Pakistan have suspended all bilateral cricket series and only play each other during ICC&nbsp;events. With the World T20 just a few months away, the Pakistan Cricket Board had raised an objection to the ICC&nbsp;that it fears that the cricketers won't&nbsp;get a visa to play in India at the World T20. The BCCI&nbsp;has now assured that the visas will be granted for the team to travel across the border.&nbsp;

BCCI promises visas for Pakistan cricketers for World T20 

With the World T20 just a few months away, the Pakistan Cricket Board had raised an objection to the ICC&nbsp;that it fears that the cricketers won't&nbsp;get a visa to play in India at the World T20

The Board of Control for Cricket in India has assured the International Cricket Council that it will help the Pakistan cricket team with Visas for the World T20 which is scheduled for later this year India. With the political situation between the two neighbouring nations still delicate, India and Pakistan have suspended all bilateral cricket series and only play each other during ICC&nbsp;events. With the World T20 just a few months away, the Pakistan Cricket Board had raised an objection to the ICC&nbsp;that it fears that the cricketers won't&nbsp;get a visa to play in India at the World T20. The BCCI&nbsp;has now assured that the visas will be granted for the team to travel across the border.&nbsp;

PCB shifts venue for Zimbabwe T20I series due to poor air quality 

Citing poor air quality, Pakistan Cricket Board shifts venue for the 3-match T20i series against Zimbabwe

The 3-match T20I series between Pakistan and Zimbabwe will now take place in Rawalpindi&nbsp;instead of Lahore, announced the Pakistan Cricket Board on Saturday. The matches that were scheduled to take place at Gadaffi Stadium in Lahore from November 7 to 10th have been shifted due to the deteriorating air quality in Lahore. Wasim&nbsp;Khan, PCB&nbsp;CEO&nbsp;said that the early onset of hazardous pollution and subsequent poor air quality meant that the risk to keep matches in Lahore at this stage was too great.&nbsp;

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