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Yasir Arafat’s Appointment as Pakistan’s High-Performance Coach for New Zealand T20Is: A Strategic Move

In a significant development in Pakistan cricket, Yasir Arafat has been named the high-performance coach for the upcoming five-match T20I series against New Zealand. This appointment marks a change in the coaching setup, with Arafat replacing Simon Helmot, who had to leave due to personal commitments. The Context of the Appointment The Pakistan Cricket Board

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Tom Curran’s BBL Ban: A Reflection on Respect and Remorse in Cricket

Tom Curran, a prominent allrounder in the Big Bash League (BBL), faced a significant setback as his appeal against a four-game suspension was dismissed. This decision stems from a Level 3 offence under Cricket Australia’s Code of Conduct, relating to an incident before the Sixers’ match against Hobart Hurricanes on December 11 in Launceston. The

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Analyzing Australia vs Pakistan: The Pace Dilemma

In the recent face-off between Australia and Pakistan in the first Test, a notable aspect that caught everyone’s attention, including Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc, was the unexpectedly lower pace of Pakistan’s bowlers. This observation is particularly intriguing given Pakistan’s historical reputation for producing bowlers who can consistently deliver at high speeds. Key Players and

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Waqar Younis Raises Concerns Over Pakistan’s Pace Bowling Depth

Waqar Younis, a name synonymous with Pakistan’s rich history of fast bowling, has expressed serious concerns about the current state of Pakistan’s pace attack. His worries come in the wake of Pakistan’s recent performance against Australia, where the team’s pace bowling, traditionally a point of strength, seemed to lack its usual ferocity and depth. The

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Marcus Harris: Seizing the Opportunity as Warner’s Successor

In a remarkable display of cricketing prowess, Marcus Harris, a potential candidate to replace David Warner in Australia’s Test side, seized his opportunity with a brisk century on the second day of Pakistan’s warm-up match against a Victoria XI. Harris, showcasing his batting skills, struck an impressive 126 off 131 balls at Junction Oval, an

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Dean Elgar’s Farewell: A Testament to Resilience and Determination

Dean Elgar, the former captain and stalwart opening batter of the South African cricket team, has announced his retirement from international cricket following the upcoming Test series against India. This decision marks the end of a remarkable 12-year journey in international cricket for Elgar, who has been a cornerstone of the South African batting lineup.

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Cricket Australia’s Plan South Asian Participation by 2027

Cricket Australia has embarked on an ambitious journey to nearly double the participation of players from South Asian backgrounds in professional cricket by 2027. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance participation and attendance among multicultural communities in Australia. The goal is to increase South Asian representation in first-class, state, and W/BBL

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