Preview: Pakistan have done well recently under Mohammad Rizwan's captaincy, but having not won an ICC title since 2017, they ...

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced that opener Saim Ayub is making good progress in his recovery from a right ankle injury and will continue his rehabilitation in England.

Promising young Pakistan opening batter Saim Ayub has been virtually ruled out of the upcoming Champions Trophy slated to be held in Pakistan. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi ...

PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi has indicated Saim Ayub will likely miss the ICC Champions Trophy due to an ankle injury sustained in South Africa. While undergoing treatment in London, the young opener ...

PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi all but ruled out young opener Saim Ayub of the ICC Champions Trophy tournament due to an ankle injury for which he is taking treatment in London. Saim had fractured his ...

So far, by January 11, Saim Ayub has scored 515 runs in 9 innings in ODIs which include 3 centuries and a fifty. He averages 65.37 and 105.53 is his strike rate.

"On 17 January 2025, [the PSL] were informed that a joint letter of comfort [from the club and curator] would be provided confirming that the issues that led to the club being unable to meet its ...

READ: MaMkhize speaks out on unpaid salaries, confirms Royal AM is under curatorship Said the PSL statement: On 9 January 2025, Royal AM FC informed the league that it could not meet its commitments ...

Speaking after being retained by Karachi Kings for the PSL, Vince criticised the "double standards" evident in the ECB's policy. “PSL is a shorter competition, so if you're going to play in that ...

LAHORE: Dashing Pak­istan opener Saim Ayub will not need surgery due to the ankle injury he suffered during the second Test against South Africa in Cape Town earlier this month, a spokesman of ...

In recent years, pundits, fans and coaches have voiced concerns about the lack of prolific strikers in the Premier Soccer League (PSL) capable of consistently finding the back of the net.