Imad Wasim and Muhammad Amir announce Retirement
The classy Pakistani all-rounder, Imad Wasim and the talented pacer, Muhammad Amir have announced retirement from International cricket on 13th December 2024 via an instagram post. Imad has represented the Pakistani team in 55 ODIs and 75 T20Is, collecting 117 wickets and smashing 1540 runs in his career. 32-year old Muhammad Amir has 271 international wickets to his toll in 61 ODIs and 62 T20Is that he has represented the green team in. We wish both talented stars a happy retirement.
South Africa only one win behind from WTC final
Famous cricket nations like New Zealand, India, Australia, and South Africa are competing in the race to grab a spot in the finals of the World Test Championship. The Kiwi team have dimmed their chances of qualifying after losing the 2 very important matches to England. Drama continues in the Border Gavaskar Series as India and Aussie squad fight amongst each other to secure their spot in the final. South Africa’s 2-0 series win against Sri Lanka has catapulted them to the top of the WTC table. And hence, now the Proteas squad only need to win one test in the upcoming 3-match series against Pakistan to qualify for their 1st ever World Test Championship Final.
U-19 W-India Defeats W-Pakistan by 9 wickets
Indian bowlers displayed epic talent and limited their neighbours to a low total of 67 runs. In response, the Pakistani squad failed to produce any breakthroughs and team India chased down the small target in just the 8th over, winning the match by 9 wickets. This win helped the victorious team to climb up U19 T20 Asia Cup standings.
Muhammad Rizwan Criticized for Poor Captaincy
After the embarrassing T20 series loss by 2-0, the Pakistani skipper, Muhammad Rizwan is facing immense criticism by analysts as well as fans on social media for poor batting performance as well as deficient wicket keeping. Shaheen Shah Afridi is also criticised along with Rizwan for his poor bowling which became the primary reason for the defeat of the green team.
