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No PCB Official Present at Champions Trophy Final, Host Board Seeks ICC Explanation

In a surprising turn of events, no official from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) was present at the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final, raising concerns over Pakistan’s role as the tournament’s host. The absence of PCB representatives has sparked speculation regarding the board’s internal issues and its relationship with the International Cricket Council (ICC). Reports suggest that the host board has formally approached the ICC, demanding an explanation for the lack of PCB presence during the high-profile final match.

Cricket analysts and fans have expressed disappointment, questioning whether administrative challenges or geopolitical tensions played a role in this unusual situation. Some experts believe that PCB’s absence reflects deeper governance and diplomatic challenges within Pakistan cricket. As discussions around the matter continue, the ICC is expected to respond to the host board’s inquiry regarding the unprecedented situation at the tournament’s concluding event.

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New Zealand Crushes Pakistan in Final T20 by 8 Wickets to Win Series 4-1

New Zealand dominated Pakistan in the final T20 match, securing a commanding 8-wicket victory and clinching the series 4-1. The match saw the Black Caps outclass the visiting team in all departments, with their bowlers restricting Pakistan to a modest total before the batters comfortably chased down the target. This emphatic win capped off an impressive series performance by New Zealand, reaffirming their strength in the shortest format of the game.

Pakistan, batting first, struggled against New Zealand’s disciplined bowling attack and managed to post a below-par total. The Kiwi bowlers kept the pressure on with early breakthroughs, never allowing Pakistan to build any substantial partnerships. In response, New Zealand’s top-order batters played aggressively, with their openers laying a strong foundation. A dominant batting display ensured that the hosts reached the target with ease, losing only two wickets along the way.

With this series win, New Zealand continues to assert its dominance in T20 cricket, while Pakistan will have to reassess its strategies ahead of upcoming international fixtures. The visitors struggled with both bat and ball throughout the series, and their lack of consistency proved costly. Moving forward, Pakistan’s management will need to address key issues to regain form and competitiveness in future series.

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Hassan Nawaz Smashes Fastest T20I Century for Pakistan Against New Zealand

Pakistani cricketer Hassan Nawaz created history by smashing the fastest T20I century for Pakistan in a thrilling match against New Zealand. His explosive innings came off just a few deliveries, breaking previous records and showcasing his incredible batting prowess.

Facing a strong Kiwi bowling attack, Hassan Nawaz displayed aggressive stroke play, hitting boundaries all over the ground. His century not only propelled Pakistan to a commanding position but also set a new benchmark in T20I cricket for the national team. Fans and experts hailed his performance as one of the most memorable knocks in Pakistan’s cricket history.

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Aamer Jamal Fined PKR 1.4 Million for Writing Imran Khan’s Prison Badge Number on His Cap

Pakistan cricketer Aamer Jamal has been fined PKR 1.4 million by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after he was seen wearing a cap with former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s prison badge number inscribed on it. The incident took place during a domestic match, sparking controversy as it was perceived as a political statement in violation of PCB’s code of conduct.

The board stated that players are prohibited from displaying political slogans or messages during official matches. Jamal’s action drew mixed reactions from fans and analysts, with some calling it an expression of support and others criticizing the politicization of sports. The all-rounder has yet to issue an official statement on the matter, while PCB officials maintain that disciplinary measures must be upheld to ensure neutrality in cricket.

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