🚨 PAKISTAN vs AUSTRALIA SCHEDULE 🚨 31 May - 1st ODI - Gaddafi Stadium. 2 June - 2nd ODI - Gaddafi Stadium. 4 June - 3rd ODI - Gaddafi Stadium. (Geo News)
Pakistan cricket’s most iconic fan has hung up his cap and set down his flag for the last time.
Chacha Cricket, whose unwavering support for Pakistan’s cricket team in spite of their incredibly poor performance made him a symbol of hope for cricket fans everywhere, retired from cheering for the team in a ceremony on Tuesday.
The Pakistan Cricket Board treated the super-fan to a cake and a commemorative jersey presented by skipper Shaheen Afridi on the sidelines of the One Day International between Pakistan and Australia at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium — where Chacha watched his first international match in 1969.
Babar Azam will not be in action in the longest format of the game until later this year. Photo: AFP
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Sunday announced Pakistan's Test squads for the upcoming tours of the West Indies and England, naming Babar Azam as captain for both series, according to a press release issued by the PCB.
The PCB said the Pakistan Men’s National Selection Committee announced the test squads during a press conference at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Sunday.
Pakistan will play a two-match Test series against the West Indies from July 25 to August 6, followed by a three-match Test series against England from August 19 to September 13.
A 16-member squad has been named for the West Indies series, while a 17-member squad has been selected for the England series. The PCB said Saud Shakeel has been included as the 17th member for the England tour, "subject to fitness".
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