Pakistan - Overseas Cricket Series

ghazi52 · Jan 27, 2026

ghazi52 · Jan 28, 2026

Harare, 26 January 2026: Pakistan U19 will take on New Zealand U19 in their opening Super Six stage fixture of the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup at the Harare Sports Club on Tuesday, 27 January. The first ball of the match will be bowled at 9.30am local time, with the toss scheduled at 9am.

Pakistan will face India in their second Super Six stage fixture at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo on Sunday, 1 February.

Tuesday’s match will be broadcast live on PTV Sports and Geo Super in Pakistan, while live streaming will be available on Myco, Tamasha, ARY ZAP and Tapmad.

Farhan Yousaf-led side held a training session at the Takashinga Sports Club in Harare on Monday ahead of their contest against New Zealand. The players participated in fielding drills and net sessions under the supervision of the coaching staff led by head coach Shahid Anwar.

In head-to-head encounters at the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup, Pakistan and New Zealand have faced each other 16 times, with Pakistan winning on 12 occasions, while New Zealand have won four matches. The two sides last met in the previous edition in East London in South Africa, where Pakistan secured a comprehensive 10-wicket win.

ghazi52 · Mar 11, 2026

Bangladesh crush Pakistan in ODI series opener

Hosts chase target of 115 runs in just 15.1 overs with eight wickets in hand

Web Desk
March 11, 2026

Pakistan cricket team is going through one of its worst ever periods in ODI cricket. Photo: AFP

Bangladesh thrashed Pakistan by eight wickets in the opening match of the ODI series at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka on Wednesday.

Chasing a modest target of 115, Bangladesh reached 118-2 in 15.1 overs, with opener Tanzid Hasan leading the charge with an unbeaten 67 off 42 balls.

Bangladesh made a brisk start as Tanzid and Saif Hassan thrashed Pakistan’s pace attack, particularly targeting captain Shaheen Shah Afridi and Faheem Ashraf in the early overs.

The opening stand reached 27 before Afridi removed Saif for four off 10 balls. Tanzid then combined with Najmul Hossain Shanto to take firm control of the chase. The pair added 82 runs, attacking Pakistan’s bowlers with regular boundaries and taking the score past 50 inside seven overs.

ghazi52 · Mar 13, 2026

Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 128 runs in rain-hit 2nd ODI

Young Maaz Sadaqat receives Player of the Match award

Just Another Indian · Mar 14, 2026

A dramatic moment unfolded during the clash between Pakistan national cricket team and Bangladesh national cricket team when a controversial run-out created tense scenes on the field.
Players from both sides were involved in heated discussions after the incident, and the moment quickly went viral among cricket fans. The run-out drama added extra intensity to an already competitive match between Pakistan and Bangladesh.

safriz · Mar 14, 2026

Has anyone watched the latest press conference from PCB ?
They openly saying they cant win from India so don't even count that as a possibility. The towing the Shadab Khan line, when he said that historically Pakistan had been losing to India , so what the big deal if they too lost ?
These losers have destroyed Pakistan cricket with Loser mentality and they continuing with that.

ghazi52 · Mar 16, 2026

RESULT
3rd ODI (D/N), Mirpur, March 15, 2026, Pakistan tour of Bangladesh

Bangladesh
290/5

Pakistan
(50 ov, T:291) 279

Bangladesh won by 11 runs

ghazi52 · Mar 16, 2026

Tanzid 107, Taskin four-for trump Agha 106 to give Bangladesh series

Agha scored 106 off 98 balls after walking out at 67 for 4 in Pakistan's 291 chase but in vain

Abhijato Sensarma
Mar 15, 2026,

Tanzid Hasan celebrates his maiden ODI hundred, Bangladesh vs Pakistan, 3rd ODI, Mirpur, March 15, 2026

Bangladesh 290 for 5 (Tanzid 107, Hridoy 48*, Rauf 3-52) beat Pakistan 279 (Agha 106, Masood 38, Taskin 4-49) by 11 runs

This was an old-fashioned classic disguised as 21st century cricket. Probably the best ODI match of the year so far, tucked away as a bilateral decider in Mirpur. Two batters, Salman Agha and Tanzid Hasan, played stellar knocks while everyone else struggled on a pockmarked pitch.

Yes, this was old-fashioned: there was the tragic Pakistan collapse, the comical Pakistan running, and the tragicomic Pakistan finish.

At the end of it all, Bangladesh won their second successive bilateral ODI series against Pakistan, the two series being 11 years apart.

Let's start with just the last over: one wicket left, Shaheen Shah Afridi on strike, Rishad Hossain with the ball. 14 needed off six. Off the second delivery, Rishad ran back to collect a skier and spilled it at mid-on when he could have closed out the match.

With 12 needed off two, a wide was given, then a sneaky review was taken by Bangladesh to reverse it. With 12 needed off the last ball, Afridi ventured down the track and missed the ball all ends up, and could have been off for a stroll by the time Litton Das remembered to whip off the stumps.

However, the match was a long way away from being a heart-stopper, and had mostly been a one-way dogfight with Bangladesh calling the shots. Then, Agha made a belated entry to the middle at 67 for 4. They were chasing 291 on a pitch that turned when you slowed it down, and bounced when you speared it in.

Taskin Ahmed was the early wrecker-in-chief for Bangladesh, taking out Sahibzada Farhan and Mohammad Rizwan in the first and third over. Maaz Sadaqat departed to an edge off Nahid Rana in the one over in between. Yet, debutant Ghazi Ghori and two-ODIs-old Abdul Samad got together to stem the bleeding: they poked and prodded, and sometimes middled one, as they laboured to a 50-run partnership in 67 balls. The highlight of their stand was at least four run-out chances, with many yes-and-no calls as nerves gave way.

ghazi52 · Mar 16, 2026

The Bangladesh squad members celebrate with the trophy, Bangladesh vs Pakistan, 3rd ODI, Dhaka, March 15, 2026

The Bangladesh squad members celebrate with the trophy•Mar 15, 2026•AFP/Getty Images

Tanzid Hasan taps the ball away to the off side, Bangladesh vs Pakistan, 3rd ODI, Dhaka, March 15, 2026

Tanzid Hasan taps the ball away to the off side•Mar 15, 2026•AFP/Getty Images

Tanzid Hasan's century took Bangladesh to victory, Bangladesh vs Pakistan, 3rd ODI, Mirpur, March 15, 2026

Tanzid Hasan's century took Bangladesh to victory•Mar 15, 2026•AFP/Getty Images

Salman Ali Agha gave Pakistan hope in their chase, Bangladesh vs Pakistan, 3rd ODI, Mirpur, March 15, 2026

Salman Ali Agha gave Pakistan hope in their chase•Mar 15, 2026•AFP/Getty Images

Saad Masood guides the ball away, Bangladesh vs Pakistan, 3rd ODI, Mirpur, March 15, 2026

Saad Masood guides the ball away•Mar 15, 2026•AFP/Getty Images

ghazi52 · May 9, 2026

Najmul’s century puts Bangladesh in command as Pakistan toil on opening day

Agencies
May 9, 2026

BANGLADESH captain Najmul Hossain plays a shot during the first Test against Pakistan at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on Friday.—AFP

DHAKA: Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto struck a superb attacking century to guide Bangladesh national cricket team out of early trouble as the hosts finished the opening day of the first Test against Pakistan strongly placed at 301-4 at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on Friday.

Asked to bat in hot and humid conditions after Pakistan captain Shan Masood won the toss, Bangladesh lost both openers inside the first hour before recovering impressively through a record third-wicket stand.

Najmul, continuing his rich vein of form, made a fluent 101 off 130 balls, hitting 12 fours and two sixes to delight the home crowd.

Pakistan struck early when Shaheen Shah Afridi had Mahmudul Hasan Joy edging behind for eight after the opener had survived a dropped catch. Shadman Islam then fell for 13, caught in the slips off Hasan Ali, leaving Bangladesh struggling at 31-2.

Najmul and the experienced Mominul Haque then steadied the innings with a commanding 170-run partnership for the third wicket — Bangladesh’s highest against Pakistan for that wicket.