Pakistan’s fiery young batter Saim Ayub may be missing the Champions Trophy 2025 but he's still making headlines. The 21-year-old cricketer had an awkward yet cute interaction with the lovely Hania ...
Social media was quick to react, urging the former captain to 'focus on his batting' rather than engaging in photo sessions.
After failures in recent World Cups (both ODIs and T20Is), the Champions Trophy 2025 at home will be an acid test for the ...
Trending Photos Young Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has been ruled out of the ICC Champions Trophy after being prescribed a rehabilitation period of at least 10 weeks to recover from an ankle injury. The ...
Aaqib Javed defends inclusion of Khushdil, Faheem in Pakistan's 15-player squad for Champions Trophy
Interim head coach Aaqib Javed defended the selection of all-rounders Faheem Ashraf and Khushdil Shah in Pakistan 15-player ...
There is a lot of debate going around Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's future in Indian cricket and Kevin Pietersen delivered ...
Saim had sustained the injury while fielding on the first day of the second Test against South Africa in Cape Town.
Preview: Pakistan have done well recently under Mohammad Rizwan's captaincy, but having not won an ICC title since 2017, they ...
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Hosted on MSNSaim Ayub's absence will be "massive gap to fill" for Pakistan in Champions Trophy: PontingFormer cricketer Ricky Ponting on Monday opened up on star Pakistan batter Saim Ayub's absence from the Champions Trophy 2025 ...
Young Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has been ruled out of the ICC Champions Trophy after being prescribed a rehabilitation period of at least 10 weeks to recover from an ankle injury. The Pakistan ...
Young Pakistan opener Saim Ayub has been ruled out of the ICC Champions Trophy after being prescribed a rehabilitation period of at least 10 weeks to recover from an ankle injury. (More Cricket ...
Pakistan opening batter Saim Ayub has been confirmed out for at least another five weeks owing to injury; he continues his rehabilitation from the ankle injury he sustained in South Africa in January.
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