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Pakistan’s Shaheen sends Asia Cup warning as third India clash looms

Pakistan pacer downplays Suryakumar Yadav's cutting comments about rivalry

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Shaheen Afridi blanks on Bangladesh nickname ahead of Asia Cup clash

Reporter asks Shaheen about team combination for Pakistan’s match against Bangladesh

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Asia Cup 2025: Bangladesh struggle after India’s breakthroughs

Bangladesh at 65/3 after completion of 10 overs as Saif Hassan, Shamim Hossain at crease

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Asia Cup 2025: Pakistan defeats Sri Lanka, and Nawaz and Talat preserve last-ditch hopes

Loss could have led to Green Shirts' elimination from the competition

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Abrar Ahmed emulates Wanindu Hasaranga’s style after taking his wicket

Abrar clean bowls Hasranga on first delivery of the 13th over

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Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce protecting bond before marriage: Source

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are now engaged

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Sahibzada Farhan joins likes of Babar, Rizwan with 1,500 T20 runs

Farhan reaches milestone in his 35th innings of the calendar year

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Shaheen Afridi sets new milestone, overtakes Shadab Khan’s tally

During Sri Lanka clash, left-arm pacer strikes early, removing openers within two overs

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Pakistan wins a consolation match against South Africa, and Sandhu and Sidra shine.

Pakistan chase down 116-run target in 31 overs for the loss of four wickets

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Pakistan claim inaugural Commonwealth Beach Handball crown

Hero of final was Shahid Bashir, who delivered standout performance and was named Player of the Match

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