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Asia Cup 2025: Afghanistan win toss, elect to bat first against Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka maintain dominance in T20Is against Afghanistan with five victories

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Arshad Nadeem explains why he didn’t win the world tournament.

Nadeem thanks fans for support, vows comeback despite fitness challenges

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Arshad Nadeem vs Neeraj Chopra in World Athletics clash today

Arshad Nadeem appeals to his supporters to keep him in their prayers

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Indian captain Suryakumar refuses Asia Cup trophy from Mohsin Naqvi

Mohsin Naqvi says it is extremely disappointing to see lack of sportsmanship

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ICC releases new T20I player rankings

Varun Chakravarthy tops T20 bowling rankings as Indian players dominate key positions

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PCB asks ICC to penalise Suryakumar Yadav over political remarks

PCB presents two formal demands

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Australia captain Cummins will play big part in Ashes, says coach

Cummins will not feature in Australia's white-ball series against New Zealand, India in October

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ICC match referee Andy Pycroft apologises to Pakistan team officials

Pycroft terms September 14 incident as result of miscommunication

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Pakistan vs UAE: Salman perishes as Green Shirts lose wicket after brief resistance

UAE bowl first against Pakistan

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Pakistani spinners rise in latest ICC T20I rankings

Farhan, Haris, Abrar and Muqeem rise in ranking; Babar and Rizwan decline further

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