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The Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) has expressed grave concern over the administrative shortcomings of the Athletic Federation of Pakistan (AFP), which led to the exclusion of top athletes Shajar Abbas and Jaffar Ashraf from the recently-concluded 11th Asian Indoor Athletics Championship in Tehran, Iran.
In Karachi, Pakistani motorsports takes a significant stride forward as the Omni Racing team, comprised of the nation’s foremost racing drivers – Syed Ovais Naqvi (c), Shahzeb Qureshi, Omer Khuhro, and Sanaan Jamali – readies itself to compete in the inaugural round of the Dubai Endurance Championship 2024 on February 24.
In a milestone for women’s sports, a record-breaking 46.7 million viewers in Britain tuned in to watch women’s sports on TV in 2023, surpassing the previous mark set in 2019 by nearly a million, according to research released by the Women’s Sport Trust on Tuesday.
In a strategic move set to redefine the esports landscape in Pakistan, NODWIN Gaming, South Asia’s foremost gaming and esports media company, proudly announces a groundbreaking partnership with Trans Group, Pakistan’s largest Sports Management and Business group. This collaboration signifies a pivotal moment in the convergence of gaming and sports management expertise.
Cricket will return to the Olympic Games in 2028, 128 years after it was last played at the Olympics in Paris 1900. It will be part of the lineup of sports for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, alongside flag football, baseball, and softball.
KARACHI: Ahead of the highly anticipated clash between Pakistan and West Indies women in the five-match T20I series, the trophy glittered under the lights at the National Bank Stadium, unveiled by the respective team captains, Nida Dar and Hayley Matthews, during their pre-series press conference on Thursday.
Guy Whittall, a former Zimbabwe cricketer, sustained injuries after being attacked by a leopard. He underwent surgery to treat wounds on his head and hand but is reported to be in stable condition.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has expanded its national women’s selection committee to seven members following a decision by PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi. This move comes after Pakistan’s recent 3-0 ODI series loss to West Indies at home.
In response to the recent defeat of the Pakistan women’s cricket team against the West Indies, PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has taken decisive action by dissolving the existing selection committee.
Former Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul-Haq recently shared insights with the newly reinstated captain, Babar Azam.Babar Azam resumed his role as Pakistan’s white-ball captain during the first T20I against New Zealand
