Cricket

Razzaq criticized the current Pakistan cricket team and questioned the players' intentions and piety during the panel discussion last week.

Taking to X, Harbhajan Singh denied the story and asserted that he is proud of his national and religious identity.

After Razzaq's comment, his fellow ex-cricketers on stage, Shahid Afridi and Umar Gul laughed and clapped in appreciation of Razzaq's derogatory comment.

Pakistan had a very very slim chance of remaining in World Cup ahead of their match today against England, but that chance disappeared even before the first bowl was bowled

Rob Moody had alleged that he was receiving threats from an account named @MarhabaCricketIndia, which warned him of the copyright strikes.

Slamming the Bangladeshi side, Mathews stressed that it was wrong of them to stoop down to the level of appealing for his time out.

A new controversy erupted in the 25th over when Lankan all-rounder Angelo Mathews was given 'time out' for his failure to reach the crease from the dugout in stipulated time.

While admitting that there was no tampering with the ball, Hasan Raza did cast aspersions on the ‘weight’ of the ball given to India.

The dismal performance by the much-hyped left-arm pacer who currently happens to be the Number 1 ODI bowler has revived the debate that players' game performance at the biggest platform and at crucial stages of games against top-seated teams should be given precedence over cumulative wicket/run tallies that include weaker sides (minnows).

Akram went on to describe how the balls are chosen before a cricket match. Akram also asserted that Pakistan bowlers should rather focus on learning how Indian bowlers have improved over the years.