Pakistan may host up to 8 matches in next PSL: Sethi: HumSub.TV
Pakistan may host up to 8 matches in next PSL: Sethi: HumSub.TV Pakistan may host up to 8 matches in next PSL: Sethi: HumSub.TV: Pakistan Super League (PSL) Chairman Najam…
Afridi joins Karachi Kings: HumSub.TV
Afridi joins Karachi Kings: HumSub.TV Afridi joins Karachi Kings: HumSub.TV: Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Karachi Kings Friday announced the joining of flamboyant all-rounder Shahid Afridi. Karachi Kings owner released…
Afridi says parted ways with Zalmi due to ‘change in owner’s vision’: HumSub.TV
Afridi, on March 25, tweeted his decision to part ways with Zalmi after playing two seasons for the side – first as the captain and second as a player after…
Special BoG meeting to decide on sixth PSL team, more matches at home
Special BoG meeting to decide on sixth PSL team, more matches at home Special BoG meeting to decide on sixth PSL team, more matches at home: A special meeting of…
Pakistan defends Irfan cricket sentence in fixing case
AGENCIES Pakistan defends Irfan cricket sentence in fixing case A top Pakistan cricket official on Thursday defended a one-year ban for fast bowler Mohammad Irfan, saying there will be zero…
PCB confronts FIA over PSL spot-fixing scandal
SPORTS DESK Pakistan Super League (PSL) chief Najam Sethi on Tuesday claimed that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) only requested the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to authenticate the data recovered from…
Another suspension likely in PSL spot-fixing scandal
Shahzaib, who was questioned during the second edition of PSL last month, might be charged by the Pakistan Cricket Board when he appears before the Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) on Wednesday.
Khalid Latif, Sharjeel Khan deny spot fixing but admit to violating discipline
The PCB had formally charged both the cricketers on Feb 18, under the anti-corruption code.
Former cricket greats not invited to watch PSL final
Abdul Qadir, Sarfraz Nawaz and Javed Miandad have not received any invitation by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
No curfew-like situation in Lahore on Mar 5, assures law minister
“No offices will be closed except the restaurants inside the Gaddafi Stadium building. Everything will stay normal on the day,” the minister said.