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04/03/2024

In under 10 days since the commencement of general ticket sales for the ICC Men's T20 Cricket World Cup, reports from US media have surfaced, unveiling a rapid influx of tickets onto resale platforms such as StubHub and SeatGeek.

Notably, these tickets are fetching prices akin to premier sporting events like the NBA or Major League Baseball.

Sold-out matchups, such as Pakistan vs India in New York on June 9 or India vs Canada on June 15 in Lauderhill, are witnessing resale prices skyrocketing to double or even triple their original face value.

Remarkably, VIP tickets for the Pakistan vs India clash are listed for over $40,000 each, with total costs exceeding $50,000 after additional fees. Meanwhile, the least expensive ticket on StubHub for this match is priced at $1,259, and on SeatGeek, prices soar to nearly $175,000.

Despite concerted efforts by the managing committee, a substantial number of fans find themselves unable to secure tickets for their preferred matches due to overwhelming demand.

Fawwaz Baksh, the tournament director, acknowledges the unfortunate reality that not all applicants will succeed in obtaining tickets, emphasizing the logistical challenge of accommodating everyone's preferences.

Baksh remains hopeful that additional tickets may become available for specific matches if sponsors and other stakeholders return tickets to the pool.

He advises prospective attendees to diligently monitor the ticket portal for opportunities to secure tickets for their preferred matches amidst fervent demand.

This situation underscores the immense popularity and anticipation surrounding the ICC Men's T20 Cricket World Cup, solidifying its position as a highly sought-after sporting event on the global stage.

02/03/2024

In WELLINGTON, Rachin Ravindra crafted an unbeaten 50 for New Zealand, chasing a colossal 369 on day three against Australia. His eye-catching 56 not out propelled the home side to 111-3 at stumps, recovering from an early stumble in pursuit of victory in the first Test of the two-match series.

Daryl Mitchell, at 12, partnered for 52 in 20.3 overs, providing a glimmer of hope for New Zealand in challenging batting conditions.

Lyon, with 2-27 and aided by Steve Smith's brilliance, secured six wickets in the match, playing a key role in preventing New Zealand from reaching the remaining 258 on a Basin Reserve pitch with turn and bounce.

Part-time spinner Glenn Phillips capitalized on conditions, taking 5-45 as Australia folded for 164 in their second innings.

Ravindra, who scored 240 in the previous Test against South Africa, defied Australia with aggressive strokes in his 94-ball

07/02/2024

In a captivating clash at Visakhapatnam, India triumphed in the second Test against England, securing a 106-run victory over four intense days of cricket. The win was fueled by stellar batting from Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill, with Jaiswal's 209-run innings and Gill's gritty 104 runs solidifying India's position.

The decisive factor, however, was Jasprit Bumrah's remarkable bowling. His devastating 6-wicket haul for 45 runs in the second innings dismantled England's lineup, contributing to India's triumph. Bumrah's overall 9-wicket performance earned him the player of the match title and a historic achievement – topping the ICC Test rankings in all three formats.

Bumrah's ascent marked a milestone for Indian cricket, showcasing the influence of Indian pacers on the international stage. The Visakhapatnam Test was a riveting spectacle, defined by outstanding individual performances, with Bumrah's bowling prowess standing out as the defining moment.

04/02/2024

In a gripping Saturday match, Pakistan secured an ICC U19 World Cup semi-final spot in Benoni, South Africa, defeating Bangladesh by five runs. They set a 156-run target, thanks to outstanding bowling led by Ubaid Shah limiting Bangladesh to 150 runs.

This win puts Pakistan among the top four in the ICC Men’s U19 Cricket World Cup 2024, alongside Australia, South Africa, and India in the semis. Pakistan faces unbeaten Australia in the upcoming semi-final from Group 2.

In the tournament's progression, South Africa, second in Group 2, prepares to meet the top team from Group 1, likely India, in an exciting semi-final.

The journey to the semis showcased intense competition and emerging youth cricket talent globally. Fans eagerly await more thrilling moments in the pursuit of the U19 World Cup title.

02/02/2024

In the realm of cricket, Babar Azam, the erstwhile captain of the Pakistan cricket team, has achieved a noteworthy milestone, securing the distinguished fifth position in the ICC Men’s Test Batting Rankings. This achievement sets him apart as the sole cricketer globally to attain a coveted position among the top five in all three cricket formats—Test, ODIs, and T20.

Babar's ascent in the rankings witnessed an ascent by five positions from his preceding standing. This elevation was spurred by remarkable performances, especially as batters from India and Australia grappled with challenges in their respective Test encounters. Formerly positioned at the 10th spot, his unwavering and stellar exhibitions on the field have merited him this esteemed acknowledgment.

While the commendable rise of Babar Azam is lauded, Kane Williamson of New Zealand maintains his stature as the paramount world's No. 1 ranked Test batter. Virat Kohli remains steadfast at the sixth position, accentuating the competitive milieu at the summit of the rankings.

Moreover, Usman Khawaja from Australia has undergone a significant advancement, ascending two places to seize the eighth position following a praiseworthy half-century display in the second Test against the Caribbean side.

Babar Azam's unparalleled feat not only highlights his individual brilliance but also underscores Pakistan's burgeoning prowess in the global cricket landscape. As he persistently showcases his mastery across diverse formats, cricket aficionados ardently anticipate witnessing further milestones in his illustrious career.

31/01/2024

In the Super Six stage of the ICC Under 19 Cricket World Cup, Pakistan emerged victorious over Ireland by securing a three-wicket triumph on Tuesday.

Opting to field after winning the toss, Pakistan's bowlers exhibited prowess, dismissing the entire Ireland team in the 49th over for a total of 181 runs. Jordan Neill contributed 53 runs, and Harry Dyer added 31 runs to Ireland's scoreboard. Among the Green Shirts, Ubaid Shah claimed three wickets, while Amir Hassan, Ali Raza, and Ahmad Hassan each secured two wickets.

In pursuit of the 182-run target, Pakistan successfully reached the required total in the 44th over, albeit losing seven wickets in the process. Saad Baig and Haroon Arshad from the Pakistani batting lineup both scored 25 runs, with Azan Awais adding 21 runs, Shahzaib Khan contributing 11, and Ali Asfand chipping in with 9 runs.

30/01/2024

In the imminent ninth installment of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), the inclusion of the budding West Indies pacer, Shamar Joseph, in Peshawar Zalmi has been confirmed as a transient substitute for England's Gus Atkinson. This revelation was formally disseminated by the PSL across its various social media platforms.

Javed Afridi, the proprietor of Zalmi, had previously hinted at Joseph's impending arrival by unveiling a team shirt adorned with the 13 Test wickets he clinched during his inaugural series in Australia. The 24-year-old played a pivotal role in West Indies' historic Test triumph over Australia, marking their first victory on Australian soil since 1997 and their first against Australia since 2023. Despite grappling with a toe injury in only his second Test, Joseph exhibited an extraordinary seven-wicket spectacle at the Gabba.

Engaged in the UAE's ILT20 with Dubai Capitals, Joseph's integration into Peshawar Zalmi injects an exhilarating dimension into the team. The recently conducted Replacement Draft witnessed the inclusion of numerous supplementary and replacement players across the six PSL squads, intensifying the excitement for the impending season.

29/01/2024

Amidst the recent chronicles of the International Cricket Council (ICC), accolades were bestowed upon the virtuosity exhibited by Pakistan's Naseem Shah and his kin, Ubaid Shah, within the arena of the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2024.

Ubaid Shah, in particular, garnered laudations for his superlative prowess on the cricketing stage, notably in his bowling spectacle against New Zealand at Buffalo Park in East London. The ICC disseminated a montage encapsulating the instances where Ubaid Shah adeptly dismantled the stumps, a testament to his cricketing finesse.

Even as Naseem Shah convalesces from a shoulder ailment incurred during the tumultuous proceedings of the Asia Cup 2023, thereby sidelining him from the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, his sibling Ubaid Shah ascended to the challenge. Ubaid's remarkable statistical record of 3-30 played an instrumental role in shaping the trajectory of Pakistan's fortunes.

28/01/2024

In a gripping match at Brisbane's Gabba, the West Indies clinched a stunning eight-run victory over Australia in the second Test, with pace bowler Shamar Joseph emerging as the day's hero.

Despite nursing an injured toe from a previous night's fiery Mitchell Starc delivery, Joseph made a remarkable comeback, taking 7 wickets for 68 runs.

Australia, with Steve Smith and Cameron Green leading and trailing by 216 runs, appeared on track for victory on the fourth day. However, West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite's smart move to reintroduce Joseph after 45 minutes shifted the game.

Joseph's formidable pace proved challenging for Australian batsmen, with his quick succession of wickets becoming the turning point. Notably, he dismissed Mitchell Marsh, Mitchell Starc, Alex Carey, and Pat Cummins before clean bowling Josh Hazlewood for the West Indies' first win on Australian soil since 1997. This unexpected triumph resonates as a historic moment for the West Indies team and their passionate fans.

#1997年

26/01/2024

Amidst BPL 2024, Shoaib Malik, the adept all-rounder for Fortune Barishal, addressed X (formerly Twitter), debunking rumors about his premature contract termination. He conveyed well-wishes for the team's future matches, citing a mutually planned departure for a media commitment in Dubai. Malik expressed perpetual passion for the game and urged caution against spreading unverified information, emphasizing the potential harm to reputations. Gratitude was extended for discernment and diligence.

25/01/2024

In the latest ICC Men's T20I Rankings, notable shifts occurred, reflecting the dynamic nature of cricket standings influenced by player performances. Pakistan's premier batsman, Babar Azam, showcased his prowess, securing consecutive half-centuries against New Zealand, moving up to the fourth position. Similarly, Fakhar Zaman's impressive display saw a 14-place surge, landing him at 81st.

New Zealand's Daryll Mitchell and Kane Williamson also moved up. Mitchell climbed nine places to 37th, while Williamson leaped 13 places, currently at 59th. India's Axar Patel and Yashaswi Jaiswal climbed too. Patel, a left-arm spinner, ascended 12 places to a career-best fifth among bowlers. Jaiswal reached a career-high sixth position after impressive performances against Afghanistan.

Beyond individual feats, team dynamics and collaborative efforts play a pivotal role. Rankings serve as a metric of players' consistency and impact on matches. The flux reflects the competitive nature of T20 cricket, where players strive to enhance skills.

Beyond the mentioned players, rankings witnessed cricketers from various teams making gains, showcasing the talent pool in international T20 cricket. As the cricketing landscape evolves, rankings provide a snapshot of players' current form and standing, adding excitement to the cricketing world.

24/01/2024

In cricket excellence, Rachin Ravindra from New Zealand clinched the ICC Men’s Emerging Cricketer of the Year 2023. He triumphed over Gerald Coetzee, Dilshan Madushanka, and Yashasvi Jaiswal.

The left-handed top-order batsman showcased prowess in white-ball cricket, amassing 820 runs in ODI cricket at an average of 41. He also took 18 wickets at 46.61.

His standout performance came in the ICC World Cup 2023 in India, solidifying his status as a cricketer of extraordinary caliber.

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