Sri Lanka to tour Pakistan in November
Afghanistan was bowled out for just 66 runs
Series will start in Nov when Pakistan will take on Afghanistan
Test series will begin in October
No date or location was given for the bout.
Fakhar Zaman’s unbeaten 77 and spinner Abrar Ahmed’s four-wicket spell guided Pakistan to victory
Both cricket boards are in talks to finalize the tour structure.
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The winners will take home $4.48 million, a significant rise from the $1.32 million that Australia received after winning the 2022 Women’s World Cup
All matches will be hosted at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, ensuring an electric atmosphere for the players and fans alike.
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It said multilateral events such as the upcoming Asia Cup will not be affected
The final decision will be made on experts' opinion.
Last year, they both were the only players placed in Category A.
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Head coach Mike Hesson says the ex-captain is 'putting in the hard work, but at present the players we have are delivering outstanding performances'
The team has been led this time by all-rounder Salman Agha, who will lead the national team in a major tournament for the first time.
“If we want to improve Pakistan cricket, those in decision-making and those executing plans must address these issues promptly,” he said.
