Pakistan end losing streak with Windies triumph

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1. Wed, 5 August 2026

   3 reports
   • juneesoutherncross.com.au18:41first to report
     Pakistan end losing streak with Windies triumph

     Pakistan'd eight-match losing streak in away Tests is over after West Indies were beaten by eight wickets in...

   • thefrontierpost.com21:15
     Pakistan beat West Indies by eight wickets to level series

     Port of Spain (AFP) : Pakistan levelled the brief series against the West Indies on Wednesday, completing an eight-wicket win just after lunch on the fourth day

   • thefrontierpost.com21:15
     Pakistan beat West Indies by eight wickets to level series

     Port of Spain (AFP) : Pakistan levelled the brief series against the West Indies on Wednesday, completing an eight-wicket win just after lunch on the fourth day

2. Thu, 6 August 2026

   8 reports
   • udaipurkiran.com02:30
     Pakistan Secures First Overseas Win in Three Years

     Trinidad, August 6: Pakistan has achieved a significant milestone by defeating the West Indies by 8 wickets in the second Test match at the Queen's Park Oval in Port of...

   • kaieteurnewsonline.com04:18
     Shafique, spinners give Pakistan rare overseas win

     Pakistan made short work of West Indies on the fourth morning, cruising to an eight-wicket win with little drama. The West Indies lower order was polished off inside half an hour by Ali Usman, setting Pakistan a relatively academic chase of 75. Pakistan have struggled with fourth innings of late, but even for them, this was unlosable. Though the hosts picked up a couple of wickets, Pakistan were not to be denied a first away Test win in three years. It means the series ended 1-1, the third...

   • propakistani.pk11:31
     Pakistani Spin Wizard Joins Lancashire for County Championship 2026

     Pakistan left-arm spinner Noman Ali has signed for Lancashire for the final six matches of the 2026 County Championship season. The 39-year-old will

   • propakistani.pk11:33
     Babar Azam Equals Imran Khan’s Long-Standing International Record

     Pakistan captain Babar Azam has joined former captain Imran Khan at the top of an elite national list after winning his 10th Player of the Series award in

   • Times of India16:11
     'Huge ask': ECB explains why Brook missed out as Root returns as Test captain

     Joe Root's return as England's Test captain has caught the cricket world off guard, but the England and Wales Cricket Board deemed his seasoned experience essential for the team's current challenges. While Harry Brook is making strides as a leader of the white-ball teams, focus remains on Root to stabilize the Test side during this transitional phase. Brook is seen as a potential successor, albeit not just yet.

   • pakistantoday.com.pk17:58
     Chase admits West Indies got spin call wrong

     Roston Chase says West Indies did not expect the second Test pitch against Pakistan to turn so early and could have benefitted from another spinner. Pakistan won by eight wickets to square the series 1-1.

   • pakistantoday.com.pk18:00
     Babar backs spin gamble after Pakistan Test win

     Babar Azam says Pakistan’s extra-spinner gamble paid off after an eight-wicket win over West Indies in Trinidad levelled the two-Test series 1-1. Pakistan now head to England for a three-match Test series starting on August 19.

   • pakistantoday.com.pk18:00
     Babar Azam equals Pakistan player-of-series record

     Babar Azam has joined Imran Khan and Wasim Akram at the top of Pakistan’s all-time list for Player of the Series awards. His shared honour against West Indies was the first of his career in Test cricket and his 10th overall.

3. Fri, 7 August 2026

   2 reports
   • Times of India04:18
     McCullum vows to 'develop' Brook into England's next Test captain

     Brendon McCullum endorses the decision to reappoint Joe Root as England's Test captain, expressing confidence in his leadership. He also hints that Harry Brook is destined to take on the captaincy role in the future. Meanwhile, Stephen Fleming has been named the new Test coach, expected to excel in guiding the squad, with Marcus Trescothick stepping in as interim coach until Fleming takes over.

   • Times of India13:49
     'He's like me, but better': McCullum's verdict on England's new Test coach Fleming

     Brendon McCullum endorses Joe Root's reinstatement as the England Test captain, emphasizing that Harry Brook's chance to lead will come naturally in time. McCullum mentioned that England remains committed to nurturing Brook's leadership abilities. Additionally, Stephen Fleming has taken over as the head coach for the red-ball team and is regarded as an exceptional choice to follow McCullum's lead.

4. Sat, 8 August 2026

   10 reports
   • chennaionline.com04:04
     Rashid Khan Leads Afghanistan to ODI Victory

     Afghanistan won their second One-Day International (ODI) against Ireland by 92 runs at Bready on Saturday. Rashid Khan took an impressive six wickets for just 34 runs, helping Afghanistan secure a 1-0 lead in the five-match series.

   • prokerala.com07:20
     Thompson's 8-wicket haul helps CA XI crush Bangladesh by innings and 38 runs in warm-up

     Bangladesh suffered a major setback ahead of their Test series against Australia after they were dismissed for just 54 in their second innings, handin....

   • Al Jazeera English08:06
     Afghanistan’s Rashid takes six wickets in ODI thrashing of Ireland

     Rashid Khan forces collapse as Afghanistan beat Ireland by 92 runs in second game of five-match ODI series.

   • newkerala.com09:35
     Rashid Khan's Six-For Seals Afghanistan's 92-Run Win vs Ireland

     Rashid Khan's 6/34 led Afghanistan to a 92-run victory over Ireland in the second ODI, taking a 1-0 series lead. Read match highlights and key performances.

   • barbadostoday.bb11:45
     Credit to captain Chase

     West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has praised Test captain Roston Chase for his leadership during the regional side's recent Test campaign.

   • tribune.com.pk13:35
     Pakistan claim historic silver at ITF Masters World Team Championships

     Aqeel Khan, Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi and teammates deliver Pakistan’s best-ever finish in the 45+ category

   • pakistantoday.com.pk13:49
     Rashid six-for leads Afghanistan past Ireland

     Rashid Khan claimed 6-34 as Afghanistan beat Ireland by 92 runs in the second ODI at Bready. The win gave Afghanistan a 1-0 lead in the five-match series after the opener was washed out.

   • pakistantoday.com.pk13:50
     Sadiq backs settled Pakistan side for England Test

     Former opener Sadiq Mohammad has urged Pakistan to retain a settled XI for the first Test against England, with only one bowling change. He said confidence from the drawn West Indies series and hot English weather could help the visitors compete.

   • pakistantoday.com.pk13:51
     Pakistan leave for England for three-match Test series

     Pakistan’s Test squad has departed the West Indies for England ahead of a three-match series. The tourists will also play a four-day warm-up game against a Select XI before the first Test on August 19.

   • Times of India16:17
     Australia pacer takes 8/25 as Bangladesh bowled out for 54, lose match by innings

     Campbell Thompson was the main contributor to Bangladesh’s collapse, taking eight wickets for 25 runs in the second innings at Marrara Oval. The 22-year-old left-arm fast bowler had taken two wickets late on Friday before returning on Saturday morning to claim six more as Bangladesh lost eight wickets for 35 runs.

5. Mon, 10 August 2026

   1 report
   • Times of India23:30
     'Difficult assignment': Babar Azam advised to stay away from media on England tour

     Latif believes Babar could come under scrutiny from the English media and has suggested that former Pakistan captain Shan Masood should handle more of the team’s media interactions during the series.

6. Tue, 11 August 2026

   1 report
   • Times of India10:41
     ‘For now, I am the captain’: Afridi breaks silence on Babar captaincy reports

     Shaheen Shah Afridi stated he is currently the captain of Pakistan's ODI team. He is focusing on the National Champions Cup to build team depth. This tournament will help identify potential replacements for the World Cup. Speculation continues regarding Babar Azam potentially leading across all formats. The Pakistan Cricket Board has not officially confirmed any leadership changes.

7. Wed, 12 August 2026

   6 reports
   • Times of India04:42
     'Difficult for Pakistan to handle': Shoaib Akhtar warns Babar Azam-led side

     Shoaib Akhtar sounds the alarm for Pakistan ahead of the impending Test series against England. He predicts that England will craft seam-friendly pitches designed to challenge their batters. Pakistan's track record in overseas matches has shown they struggle with adapting to different conditions, which complicates their World Test Championship ambitions. Babar Azam is set to lead the team as captain during this demanding tour.

   • el-balad.com10:15
     Rahmanullah Gurbaz’s 71 as Afghanistan go 2-0 up in ODI series — Afg Vs Ire

     Rahmanullah Gurbaz’s 71 helped Afghanistan beat Ireland by three wickets at Stormont and move 2-0 up in the AFG vs IRE ODI series.

   • Channel News Asia13:35
     England to have no curfew for Pakistan tests, says captain Root
   • Times of India15:47
     No curfew for Pakistan series, Joe Root tells England players to be 'adults'

     Root, 35, spoke as England's dressing-room culture continues to face scrutiny following a series of off-field incidents over the past year during the tenure of former coach Brendon McCullum and former captain Ben Stokes.

   • morningstaronline.co.uk19:15
     Root urges England players to ‘be adults’ as captain removes curfew

     JOE ROOT has confirmed there will be no curfew in place during his second spell as England Test captain.A new era of English cricket will begin at Headingley next Wednesday when Root leads the team against Pakistan in the first Test match since Ben Stokes retired from international cricket and Brendon McCullum lost his job as red-ball head coach.

   • ABC News (Australia)20:27
     Bazball-era curfews over as Root demands England players 'be adults'

     England skipper Joe Root says the midnight curfews in place at the end of the Bazball reign have been ditched as he called on his players to "be adults" in the new era.

8. Fri, 14 August 2026

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   • Times of India17:00
     'What if': Shoaib Akhtar expresses big 'Imran Khan' regret

     Shoaib took 178 wickets in 46 Tests during his international career, which ended during the 2011 World Cup in India amid reported differences with then Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi. He also took 247 wickets in 163 ODIs and 21 wickets in 15 T20Is.

9. Sat, 15 August 2026

   2 reports
   • Times of India10:15
     ‘Injury scare’ for Babar Azam ahead of England Tests as Pakistan captain rested

     Pakistan captain Babar Azam sustained a hand injury during a warm-up match. He was forced to retire from the game as a precautionary measure. Azam is expected to return to training on Monday before the series begins. The three-Test series against England is scheduled to start on August 19. His availability remains a key talking point for the visiting team.

   • prokerala.com14:45
     Azhar Ali points to domestic cricket's shutdown as a key reason for Pakistan's Test downfall

     Former Pakistan captain Azhar Ali has attributed his national team's downfall in Test cricket to the shutdown of departmental cricket. Azhar, who....

10. Sun, 16 August 2026

    2 reports
    • Times of India10:13
      ‘Rankings don’t matter’: Pakistan captain’s bold India warning ahead of WC clash

      Captain Abu Bakar Mahmood of Pakistan dismisses the importance of rankings as his team gears up for the high-stakes match against India. He believes that the actual performance will determine the winner on the field. After ten years without a win against their fiercest opponents, Pakistan are eager to advance to the World Cup quarterfinals, relying on a blend of youthful energy and seasoned leadership to reclaim their legacy.

    • pakpassion.com22:45removed by the outlet
      Pakistan Gold qualify for final of National Champions Cup 2026

      Online forum for Pakistani cricket

11. Mon, 17 August 2026

    1 report
    • easternriverinachronicle.com.au16:15
      England face Pakistan with both desperate for Test win

      England and Pakistan have endured a difficult 18 months, a three-Test series offers the chance to build towards...

12. Tue, 18 August 2026

    4 reports
    • Channel News Asia13:49
      Pakistan's Babar to miss first England test, Salman named stand-in captain
    • pakobserver.net14:39
      Babar Azam Ruled Out of First England Test, Salman to Lead Pakistan

      Pakistan suffered a major blow with captain Babar Azam ruled out of first England Test after sustaining a hand injury during a practice game.

    • Times of India16:03
      Pakistan suffer major blow as captain Babar ruled out of 1st Test vs England

      Pakistan captain Babar Azam misses the first Test against England due to a finger injury, with Salman Agha taking charge. Babar hopes to return for the second Test at Lord’s. Shan Masood also returns after recovering from injury. England, meanwhile, begin a new era with Joe Root as captain following Ben Stokes’ retirement, while Marcus Trescothick takes interim coaching duties.

    • aol.co.uk17:38
      Pakistan have pedigree but lack wizardry 10 years on from glorious summer

      Tourists return to England having won just two of their last 13 Test series amid rapidly changing personnel

13. Wed, 19 August 2026

    4 reports
    • Times of India04:19
      Joe Root on the verge of history, Ricky Ponting’s all-time record in sight

      Joe Root, the captain of England, is set to take on Pakistan at Headingley beginning Wednesday. He requires seventy-nine runs to eclipse Ricky Ponting's esteemed home Test record and is striving to become England's highest run-scorer at Headingley. With just a stone's throw from twelve thousand international runs accumulated on English grounds, this series signifies an important evolution in English cricket.

    • geosuper.tv15:22
      Imam-ul-Haq achieves major landmark during first Test against England

      Left-handed opener becomes 30th Pakistani batter to breach 5000-run barrier in international cricket

    • Times of India16:24
      First in 43 years! Azan Awais matches unwanted Pakistan record in England Test

      Pakistan's opening batsman, Azan Awais, faced an unfortunate fate as he was dismissed on the very first ball of the Test match by a brilliant lbw delivery from Ollie Robinson. Joining the ranks of elite England bowlers, Robinson's stellar performance continued, leading to him claiming four wickets. Pakistan struggled significantly, reaching just 150/7 by the tea break, after Robinson's dominant spell.

    • Channel News Asia18:56
      Robinson and Tongue put England on top against Pakistan
14. Thu, 20 August 2026

    14 reports
    • Times of India02:32
      Not Anderson or Broad: Ollie Robinson pulls off a first in England Test history

      Robinson trapped Awais lbw with the first delivery of the match. Awais reviewed the decision, hoping the ball had pitched outside the line, but the review returned three reds and the decision stayed.

    • Times of India07:34
      No 2800 km dash this time: Qamran Iqbal arrives early, ready for Duleep Trophy challenge

      Called up less than 24 hours before the Ranji Trophy final, Qamran Iqbal travelled nearly 2,800 km from Srinagar to Hubballi before scoring an unbeaten 160 that helped Jammu and Kashmir win their maiden title. The 24-year-old reflects on the whirlwind journey, J&K's rise and his ambition to shine in the Duleep Trophy. North Zone will take on West Zone at the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence (CoE) from Sunday.

    • Times of India09:52
      England pacers cut Pakistan Test match ball in half; here's why

      Robinson took 5 for 51 and Tongue claimed 5 for 46 as Pakistan were bowled out for 171 on the first day of England's first Test under Joe Root's second stint as full-time captain following Ben Stokes' retirement from international cricket.

    • geosuper.tv10:10
      'Lost the fear factor': AB de Villiers questions Pakistan's pace attack

      De Villiers says Shaheen and Naseem must deliver consistently for Pakistan

    • Times of India10:49
      ICC makes U-turn on Gaddafi Stadium pitch demerit point

      The ICC has withdrawn the demerit point given to Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium pitch after reviewing an appeal by the PCB. The Appeals Panel examined match footage, referee reports and captains’ comments before finding the pitch satisfactory. It said the surface did not show excessive unevenness, seam movement or spin. Pakistan had won the ODI series 2-1.

    • Google News - Croatia query10:49
      Morning rain delays England's reply to Pakistan's 171 all out on Day 2 of first test

      Morning rain delays England's reply to Pakistan's 171 all out on Day 2 of first test FOX Sports

    • geosuper.tv11:23
      Sam Curran's Pakistan Test return hopes dashed by groin injury

      Curran misses remaining summer matches and is ruled out of selection for the third Pakistan Test

    • geosuper.tv11:57edited after publishing
      Brook's rampant fifty bolsters England's lead over Pakistan despite Usman's five-for

      previouslyEarly lunch called as rain delays day two of England-Pakistan first Test

      Home side lead Pakistan by 195 runs with two first-innings wickets in hand

    • geosuper.tv12:32
      ECB provides Will Jacks injury update ahead of Pakistan ODI tri-series

      Jacks will miss Pakistan Tests following successful appendix removal surgery

    • geosuper.tv14:20
      Salman Butt hits back at Stuart Broad for calling Pakistan 'a very poor team'

      Butt questions Broad's choice of words; highlights England's struggles in away Tests against Australia

    • Times of India16:31
      Joe Root equals Sachin Tendulkar’s record for most fifties in Test cricket

      Joe Root achieved a significant milestone by equaling Sachin Tendulkar's record for most Test half-centuries. He scored his 68th fifty during England's first Test against Pakistan at Headingley. Root and Cox built a crucial partnership to give England a first-innings lead. England's pace bowlers, Robinson and Tongue, took five wickets each to dismiss Pakistan. The team secured a first-innings lead after bowling Pakistan out for 171.

    • Channel News Asia19:01
      Brook maintains stranglehold over Pakistan for dominant England
    • Al Jazeera English19:45
      Brook makes Pakistan pay for dropped catch as England dominate first Test

      England were 366-8 at stumps on a rain-marred second day, 195 runs ahead of Pakistan's meagre first innings of 171.

    • mymotherlode.com20:35
      England in charge against Pakistan as Root and Brook hit half-centuries in 366-8 - myMotherLode.com

      LEEDS, England (AP) — England strengthened its grip on the first test against Pakistan on Thursday, with Joe Root and Harry Brook among four batters to make half-centuries in a score of 366-8 that gave the hosts a first-innings lead of 195 runs after Day 2. Brook, the world's top-ranked test batter, came closest to

15. Fri, 21 August 2026

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    • Times of India00:50
      Joe Root scripts history, becomes first player to achieve this feat

      In a groundbreaking achievement, Joe Root has scored 3,000 runs as captain in the World Test Championship, marking a historic moment during England's first Test against Pakistan at Headingley. Root's remarkable batting skills have firmly established him atop the WTC captaincy run charts. His stellar performance has not only propelled England to a commanding first-innings advantage but also reinforces his legacy in Test cricket.

    • Times of India01:59
      'Pakistan a poor side': Former England great delivers blunt verdict

      Stuart Broad called Pakistan a poor side and expects England to win the series. Pakistan's batting struggled, being bowled out for 171 on the first day. England then took a significant first-innings lead of 195 runs. Several England batters scored half-centuries, with Harry Brook narrowly missing a century. Broad's comments add pressure on Pakistan to recover in the ongoing contest.

    • Times of India02:53
      England leave Pakistan on the ropes at Headingley after day 2

      Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jordan Cox and Dan Lawrence all scored half-centuries after England resumed from 112/2. Rain delayed the start of play by nearly four hours, but England's batters made the most of the time available.

    • Times of India11:37
      Pakistan's Ali Usman creates history, ends 16-year wait in England

      Usman was Pakistan's standout bowler. He finished with 5/95 from 24 overs and claimed his first five-wicket haul in England. The left-arm spinner also became the first visiting left-arm spinner since Shakib Al Hasan in 2010 to take five wickets in a Test innings in England. Usman was also the first visiting spinner to take a five-wicket haul at Leeds since Australia's Ashley Mallett took 5/114 in 1972.

    • Times of India12:07
      Joe Root creates history in Headingly against Pakistan

      In a remarkable achievement, Joe Root has eclipsed Steve Smith to become the foremost fielder for Test cricket catches. This significant milestone was celebrated with a crisp catch at leg slip during the opening Test. With a strategic bowling effort, England's attack secured Root's record-breaking moment, allowing the team to establish a commanding lead against Pakistan in the match, further embellishing Root's impressive cricket legacy.

    • Channel News Asia14:54
      England rout Pakistan to go one up in test series
    • Al Jazeera English16:24
      England thrash Pakistan by an innings and 103 runs in first Test

      Joe Root's return as England captain results in a thumping win inside three days against Pakistan in first Test.

    • Channel News Asia16:57
      Root disappointed over Headingley missing out on Ashes test
16. Sat, 22 August 2026

    3 reports
    • Times of India01:07
      Headingley horror! Pakistan create unwanted Test record in crushing defeat

      Pakistan achieved an unwanted Test record by losing their opening wicket for zero runs in both innings. This rare feat occurred for the seventh time in their Test match history. England's bowlers dominated the match, securing an innings victory inside three days. Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue were instrumental in Pakistan's batting collapses. The result gave England a lead in the ongoing three-match series.

    • Times of India04:21
      ‘Blown away and hammered’: Ex-England captain says Pakistan lack ‘spirit’

      Michael Vaughan expressed serious concern over Pakistan's recent Test performance. England secured a comprehensive innings victory in the opening match. Pakistan's batting collapsed twice, showing a lack of confidence. Vaughan noted tactical shortcomings and a skill gap between the teams. The defeat marked a new era for England under captain Root.

    • Times of India11:53
      After Root, Stokes calls ECB decision 'shambolic' over Headingley’s exclusion

      Ben Stokes has taken a bold stance against the England and Wales Cricket Board after they decided to exclude Headingley and Old Trafford from the 2027 men's Ashes lineup. This controversial move has sparked backlash among players and fans due to the historical importance these venues hold within Ashes cricket.

17. Tue, 25 August 2026

    5 reports
    • Times of India02:51
      'What do you think of yourself?': Ex-Pak cricketer responds to ‘worst team’ tag

      Salman Butt defended Pakistan's cricket team against harsh British media criticism. He argued the team never claimed to be world champions or a dominant force. Butt highlighted England's diverse player origins while defending Pakistan's homegrown talent. England secured a significant innings victory over Pakistan in the first Test. This defeat marked a new era for the English team after coaching changes.

    • Channel News Asia14:18
      Pakistan hopeful of Babar return at Lord's for second England test
    • Times of India14:38
      'Everyone wants to play cricket': Experts dissect Pakistan's decline in hockey

      Former Pakistan hockey players have called for fresh talent and urgent reforms after the team’s poor World Cup campaign. They believe the Asian Games should be the immediate priority before long-term plans like a hockey league. Wasim Feroze warned that cricket is attracting young talent, while Ahmed Alam and Rasheed-ul-Hasan highlighted Pakistan’s struggles against stronger international teams.

    • geo.tv14:48
      Pakistan hopeful of Babar return at Lord's for second England test

      Pakistan captain Babar Azam could return for the second test against England at Lord's after coming through a positive training session as he continues his recovery from a finger injury, bowling coach Umar Gul said on Tuesday.Babar, who...

    • ABC News (Australia)20:45edited after publishing
      Root fuming as teammates 'continually keep making stupid mistakes'

      previouslyRoot left fuming as teammates 'continually keep making stupid mistakes'

      England captain Joe Root opens up on his disappointment after finding another teammate involved in an alcohol-fuelled off-field incident.

18. Wed, 26 August 2026

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    • geo.tv13:02
      'Fit for tomorrow's match,' says Babar ahead of second England Test

      Pakistan captain Babar Azam on Wednesday provided an update on his fitness, saying that he has reached 90% recovery from a hand injury ahead of the second Test against England at Lord's.Speaking at the pre-match...

    • Times of India13:22
      'Give supporters reasons to stay': Ramiz Raja warns Pakistan

      Despite their historical prowess, Pakistan's cricket team is under fire from fans after a disheartening loss to England. Former captain Ramiz Raja noted an alarming rift between the players and supporters. With captain Babar Azam possibly returning, the team hopes to revitalize their batting order. England, fresh off their success, aims to assert dominance in the forthcoming Test at Lord's, while Pakistan desperately seeks a win to equalize the series.

    • Channel News Asia14:16
      Tongue says Root's message hit home as England eye series win
    • geosuper.tv14:52
      Babar Azam wants senior players to 'step up' ahead of second England Test

      Pakistan captain says final decision on Playing XI to be taken after analysing pitch at Lord's

    • geosuper.tv16:54
      Pakistan likely to retain Rizwan, Agha for second Test against England

      Middle-order batter Shakeel likely to be dropped as captain Babar set to return for Lord's Test

    • geosuper.tv17:12
      Tongue reveals Root's message to England teammates ahead of Lord's Test

      Right-arm pacer says Root's firm talk resonated with England players after Carse nightclub incident

19. Thu, 27 August 2026

    4 reports
    • winnipegfreepress.com11:17edited after publishing
      Bad light halts play as England fights to 248-9 against Pakistan at Lord's

      previouslyRain-soaked start at Lord's as Pakistan bowls first against England in 2nd test

      LONDON (AP) — England was 248-9 against Pakistan in the Lord’s test when bad light prematurely ended a first day that began late on Thursday.

    • Channel News Asia13:46
      Abbas takes three wickets as Pakistan on top against England

      URL changednow www.channelnewsasia.com/sport/abbas-gives-pakistan-slight-edge-england-battle-back-lords-6345576

    • tribune.com.pk18:00
      Pakistan go down fighting against Iran in world quarters

      Green-shirts fall 16-14 in decisive set in the FIVB Under-17 World Championship quarter-finals

    • Al Jazeera English19:05edited after publishing
      Abbas gives Pakistan edge with four wickets against England in second Test

      previouslyAbbas gives Pakistan edge with four wickets against England in second test

      England battled back from 80-4 at lunch to 248-9 by the end of the rain-shortened first day at Lord's.

20. Fri, 28 August 2026

    6 reports
    • Times of India01:39
      PCB threatens player protest after Atherton’s interview with Imran Khan’s sons

      The Pakistan Cricket Board objected to Sky Sports airing an interview with Imran Khan's sons. The interview focused on their father's health and safety concerns while imprisoned. Sky Sports initially delayed the broadcast before showing it during the lunch interval. Khan's sons discussed their father's medical condition and access to treatment. This controversy arose after a Supreme Court order regarding Khan's hospital admission.

    • Channel News Asia13:04
      England dismiss Pakistan for 110 to seize control of Lord's test

      URL changednow www.channelnewsasia.com/sport/england-in-total-control-lords-after-pakistan-crumble-6348041

    • Channel News Asia13:04
      England take quick Pakistan wickets after being bowled out for 290

      URL changednow www.channelnewsasia.com/sport/england-in-total-control-lords-after-pakistan-crumble-6348041

    • aol.co.uk19:28
      ‘Maybe the speed guns are dodgy’: Jofra Archer plays down fastest spell after England dominate

      The fastest spell of Jofra Archer’s career helped put England in a dominant position in the second Test against Pakistan

    • lbc.co.uk19:43
      Robinson leads the way as England take charge of second test against Pakistan at Lord's

      Ollie Robinson led the way as England’s pace attack bullied Pakistan to claim the upper hand on day two of the second Rothesay Test at Lord’s.

    • pakpassion.com20:15removed by the outlet
      England extend lead to 261 over Pakistan at stumps on Day 2 of the Lord's Test

      Online forum for Pakistani cricket

21. Sat, 29 August 2026

    7 reports
    • Times of India01:08
      PCB’s Lord’s Test threat exposed? Sarfaraz Ahmed breaks silence amid controversy

      Pakistan's head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed stated players were unaware of a reported PCB threat. This controversy emerged during the lunch break on the first day. The interview featured Imran Khan's sons discussing their father's situation. Pakistan's players returned to the field after lunch and the Test continued. England ended the second day in a strong position.

    • Times of India02:26
      'He keeps faking injuries': Ex-Pak chief selector's allegation against Imam

      Former chief selector Mohammad Wasim has claimed that Imam-ul-Haq has a history of faking injuries. During the recent Lord's Test match, Imam-ul-Haq sustained a calf injury that scans later confirmed to be a low-grade strain, sidelining him from the game. Meanwhile, Pakistan continues to face challenges in the ongoing Test series as England's pace bowlers exerted authority over Pakistan's batting lineup.

    • Times of India02:52
      90.7 mph average speed: Archer bowls fastest spell of career; calls speed guns 'dodgy'

      England’s pace attack made full use of the conditions after Pakistan resumed with hopes of staying in the contest. Ollie Robinson finished with 4/11, Archer took 3/26 and Josh Tongue returned 2/27 as Pakistan were dismissed for 110, giving England a first-innings lead of 180 runs.

    • Times of India06:43
      ‘Second division cricket’: Vaughan brutally mocks Pakistan batting at Lord’s

      A startling collapse saw Pakistan's batting lineup bowled out for a mere 110 runs in their first innings at Lord's. Michael Vaughan, the former England captain, sharply criticized the performance, remarking that England’s bowlers faced no real challenge, comparing the batting quality to that of second division county teams. England is now in a dominant position in the Test match.

    • ianslive.in14:58
      ‘There were moments where you could expose it’: Henry on rise and fall of England's 'Bazball' era

      New Delhi, Aug 29 (IANS) New Zealand fast bowler Matt Henry has reflected on the side’s 2-1 Test series triumph in England earlier this summer, adding that they had figured out moments where the hosts vulnerabilities could be exposed by them.

    • Channel News Asia18:04
      Lawrence half-century propels England towards victory over Pakistan
    • geosuper.tv20:55
      Mohammad Ali admits batting failure put Pakistan under pressure at Lord's

      Pakistan face difficult fourth-innings chase after England extended their lead to 357

22. Sun, 30 August 2026

    10 reports
    • Times of India02:12
      Joe Root scripts history vs Pak at Lord’s, surpasses Ponting’s all-time record

      Joe Root has made history by scoring the most Test runs for England, eclipsing Ricky Ponting's record in a thrilling match against Pakistan. This landmark not only highlights Root's outstanding performance in his home Tests but also sets him on the path to chase Sachin Tendulkar's overall record as England triumphs in the series at Lord's.

    • Channel News Asia12:30
      England trounce Pakistan by 194 runs to wrap up series
    • Channel News Asia12:30
      England reduce Pakistan to 53-3 to close in on victory

      URL changednow www.channelnewsasia.com/sport/england-trounce-pakistan-194-runs-wrap-up-series-6350446

    • Channel News Asia12:30
      England trounce Pakistan by 194 runs to win series

      URL changednow www.channelnewsasia.com/sport/england-trounce-pakistan-194-runs-wrap-up-series-6350446

    • Times of India12:35
      Babar Azam fails again! Ex-Pakistan cricketer calls coaches ‘poison for the game’

      Babar Azam's Test performance struggles escalated at Lord's, where he could only manage six runs. Former cricketer Mohammad Yousuf voiced strong criticism towards the coaching staff, labeling them as detrimental to player improvement. He argues that Pakistan's dismal overseas record, compounded by frequent leadership changes, amplifies the pressure, with the team having lost nine of its last ten away games.

    • Times of India13:56
      Imran Khan row: PCB warns Pak players against speaking about jailed former captain

      The Pakistan Cricket Board has instructed its players to refrain from making public comments about Imran Khan's health amidst his ongoing imprisonment and health concerns that have drawn international interest. The board deems an interview with Khan's sons as politically motivated. Former cricketers Moin Khan and Javed Miandad have voiced their support for his medical needs, while international cricket captains have reached out to Pakistan's Prime Minister regarding his situation.

    • Times of India14:17
      1,300 days, 36 innings, no 100: How Babar’s Test century drought became a long story

      Babar Azam's quest for a Test century continues as he remains without a hundred since December 2022. Over the course of seventeen Tests and thirty-six innings, he has frequently come close with several fifties but has yet to convert those into three-figure scores. His challenges surged notably in 2024, despite a temporary revival in South Africa.

    • heraldgoa.in15:33
      Babar Azam Has Gone 17 Tests Without a Century — And the Drought Shows No Sign of Ending

      Babar Azam’s wait for his 10th Test century has become one of the longest barren runs of his career.

    • Times of India16:30
      Best in 112 years! Robinson breaks Bumrah’s mark to claim Test’s best average

      Ollie Robinson has reached a remarkable milestone in Test cricket, now boasting the best bowling average for bowlers who have played at least twenty Tests. This noteworthy achievement occurred during England's second Test against Pakistan at Lord's, where Robinson's crucial four-wicket spell effectively crushed Pakistan's resistance and solidified England's dominance in the fourth innings.

    • Times of India17:18
      2nd Test: England thrash Pakistan by 194 runs at Lord’s to take 2-0 series lead

      England celebrated a spectacular 194-run victory over Pakistan at Lord's, clinching a commanding 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series. Despite their efforts, Pakistan's batsmen faltered, unable to surpass the 200-run mark. Ollie Robinson shone brightly, claiming eight wickets in a remarkable bowling display. This series victory represents England's first Test win since December 2024, boosting their confidence moving forward.

23. Mon, 31 August 2026

    13 reports
    • Times of India02:39
      Broad accuses Imam of ‘putting on an act’ after Pak batter ruled out at Lord’s

      Stuart Broad raised eyebrows over Imam-ul-Haq's calf injury during the match, implying the Pakistani batter could be theatrical about his situation. Following a calf strain, Imam was unable to participate in the Lord's Test, while Pakistan faced another batting debacle, leading to a decisive loss. England triumphed, establishing a two-nil advantage in the series.

    • Times of India03:17
      Babar Azam confronted over Pakistan’s alleged protest after Imran Khan interview

      Pakistan captain Babar Azam firmly dismissed rumors regarding a potential protest by the team at Lord's. He emphasized his ignorance about any talks of the players refusing to come back after lunch. This controversy flared up following an interview on Sky Sports featuring Imran Khan's sons discussing their father's treatment.

    • Times of India04:12
      ‘Sensible, grown-up way’: Joe Root’s warning to Eng after sealing Pak series

      England showcased their cricketing prowess with an impressive Test series win against Pakistan, sealing the deal in the second match. Captain Joe Root carefully encouraged his squad to celebrate the achievement thoughtfully, highlighting the need to avoid public disputes. Additionally, he expressed reservations regarding the Dukes cricket ball used this summer, pondering its impact on the pitches.

    • Channel News Asia05:08
      England captain Root shrugs off concerns over lbw run
    • Times of India05:19
      ‘Worst cricket board’: Ex-Pak captain’s furious attack on Mohsin Naqvi-led PCB

      Rashid Latif, the former captain of Pakistan, has not held back in his criticism of the cricket board and its chairman, deeming their administration the most ineffective in the last seventy years. He pointed to a notable decline in the team's performance, especially as they struggled to reach even two hundred runs in their recent matches against England, amplifying the outcry surrounding the team's capabilities.

    • Times of India08:03
      ‘Social media player’: Ex-Pakistan cricketer brutally tears into Babar Azam

      Former Pakistan batter Basit Ali strongly criticized captain Babar Azam following another batting failure. Azam's recent Test performances and lack of centuries drew significant criticism from Ali. Ali questioned Azam's contribution during difficult match situations for the team. Other Pakistan batters, including Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan, also faced Ali's sharp critique. Pakistan suffered a significant defeat in the second Test against England, losing the series.

    • Al Jazeera English08:12
      England vs Pakistan second Test: Three talking points from cricket series

      Pakistan’s batting collapses, concerns over the Lord’s pitch and Ollie Robinson’s rampant form highlight the series.

    • Times of India11:06
      'Umpires' calls & different ball': Root explains lean run as he chases Sachin’s record

      Joe Root remains confident despite a difficult batting summer for England. He believes challenging conditions and the Dukes ball have impacted all batters. Root has scored only twice over fifty this season, averaging 29.44. He is still focused on surpassing Sachin Tendulkar's Test run record. England secured a series win against Pakistan under his captaincy.

    • ianslive.in11:53
      Trescothick sees shades of 2005 Ashes pace quartet in current England attack after Lord’s win

      London, Aug 31 (IANS) England interim head coach Marcus Trescothick has said he sees similarities between his current pace attack and the famed four-man seam quartet that secured the iconic 2005 Ashes victory over Australia on home soil.

    • Times of India12:24
      ‘Everyone is worried’: Pakistan languish at WTC bottom after another heavy defeat

      Pakistan's Test team faces deep concerns after another heavy away defeat. Pacer Mohammad Abbas admitted that everyone is worried about the team's current performances. Dropped catches at Lord's allowed England to score significantly more runs. The team's batting, bowling, and fielding are all areas needing improvement. Pakistan's young pace attack is still adjusting to Test cricket demands.

    • Times of India13:10
      Pakistan crisis deepens after Lord’s rout: Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq set to return home

      Following a string of embarrassing losses to England, significant changes are on the horizon for Pakistan's Test team. Reports indicate that wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan and opener Imam-ul-Haq will be sent back home. In light of the team's disappointing performance, senior officials from the Pakistan Cricket Board convened for an urgent meeting to address rising concerns over both players and coaching strategies.

    • Times of India17:06
      Major shake-up in Pakistan cricket: Seven players, coaches Sarfaraz, Gul released

      Following a string of losses, the Pakistan Cricket Board has made significant changes by releasing seven players and parts of the coaching staff. Five new uncapped players have been brought on board, while Sarfaraz Ahmed and Umar Gul step aside from their coaching positions. Mike Hesson and Ashley Noffke will now oversee the coaching duties as the team readies itself for the third Test match against England at Edgbaston.

    • Channel News Asia17:43
      Pakistan replace coach Sarfaraz and seven players ahead of third England test
24. Tue, 1 September 2026

    12 reports
    • Times of India05:22
      ‘Pakistan was ruined’: Ex-cricketer blames Babar-Afridi rift for team’s downfall

      Former Pakistan batter Basit Ali alleges a captaincy dispute between Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi. This alleged rift significantly contributed to the national team's recent poor performances. Pakistan's leadership has seen frequent changes since the 2023 ODI World Cup. Following a disastrous tour of England, the PCB has initiated major changes within the team. Several players and coaches have been removed as the board reassesses its strategy.

    • Times of India06:52
      ‘This is the reason they are in mess’: Ex-Pakistan coach tears into PCB

      Mickey Arthur, the former coach of the Pakistan cricket team, expresses his disappointment in the Pakistan Cricket Board's hasty decisions following a series of Test losses. After sending seven players packing and altering the coaching setup, Arthur argues that such frequent changes hinder team stabilization and undermine performance consistency. With the addition of debutants among the replacements, Pakistan now faces a challenging position at the World Test Championship.

    • Times of India07:35
      ‘Pakistan hit a panic button’: Ramiz Raja slams PCB over unprecedented overhaul

      Ramiz Raja, the former Pakistan cricketer, expressed his discontent over the board's recent decisions, labeling the player changes as an impulsive reaction to disappointing results. With seven players sent packing and new faces introduced, along with shifts in the coaching staff following losses, Raja raised concerns about the true effectiveness of these hasty actions.

    • Times of India07:47
      'Good for nothing': Kaneria lambasts Pak cricket, calls it 'a shame after 70 years'

      Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria slammed the country’s cricket system after a 0-2 Test series defeat to England. He criticised selection, coaching, domestic cricket and PCB accountability, arguing that personnel changes alone will not fix deeper issues. Kaneria called for structural reforms, a stronger domestic system, experienced coaches and selectors, and greater accountability to restore Pakistan’s competitive spirit.

    • Times of India09:58
      Pakistan cricket in chaos: Misbah resigns as PCB selector amid Test squad shake-up

      Misbah-ul-Haq has stepped down from his role in the Pakistan Cricket Board's selection committee amid a significant shake-up of the Test team and coaching positions. After facing backlash from recent losses to England, several players and coaches have been dismissed, paving the way for five uncapped players to join the Test squad. Misbah's exit further complicates the current challenges within Pakistan cricket.

    • Times of India10:32
      ‘Maybe the toss should start the night before?’: Pietersen mocks Pakistan’s chaos

      In response to their defeats in the first two Tests, Pakistan has enacted major squad changes, parting ways with seven players and two coaches. Kevin Pietersen, the former England cricketer, lightheartedly remarked that the captain could be in for a lengthy pre-match interview considering the shake-up. The team is determined to prevent a clean sweep in the upcoming clash.

    • Times of India11:22
      ‘Most shocking decision ever’: Shahid Afridi blasts Pakistan’s Test shake-up

      Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi strongly criticised the PCB's decision. Seven players and coaches were removed after significant losses to England. This overhaul included five uncapped players for the final Test match. Misbah-ul-Haq has also reportedly resigned from the selection committee. The team faces a challenging task to avoid a series whitewash.

    • geo.tv11:53
      Explanation sought over Imam, Rizwan's selection for England, West Indies Tests

      Aqib, Misbah, Asad face PCB query.Committee asked to explain criteria.Members have 24 hours to respond.Following poor performance in the ongoing Test series against England, the Pakistan Cricket Board sought an explanation from the...

    • Channel News Asia12:42
      Ex-captains question Pakistan board's 'panic-button' squad shake-up
    • propakistani.pk13:11
      PCB Seeks Explanation Over Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq Selection

      The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has sought a written explanation from a member of its Selection/Advisory Committee over the selection of Mohammad Rizwan

    • Times of India14:05
      ‘May land me in hot water’: Multan Sultans CEO delivers explosive take on Pak cricket

      Pakistan Cricket Board's recent squad and coaching changes have drawn significant criticism. Multan Sultans CEO Gohar Shah voiced concerns over player professionalism and team intensity. He also highlighted issues within the wider cricket ecosystem, including media and former players. Shah pointed to bureaucratic hurdles and a lack of incentive for PCB stakeholders. His assessment offered a candid view on the state of Pakistan cricket.

    • Times of India17:41
      Pakistan chaos: PCB seeks answers over Rizwan, Imam picks as Misbah quits committee

      Pakistan Cricket Board seeks explanation from its selection committee. The board questioned the rationale behind including Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq. This action follows the team's poor performance in the ongoing England Test series. Several players and coaching staff have been released and replaced amid this overhaul. Misbah-ul-Haq is reportedly set to resign from the selection committee.

25. Wed, 2 September 2026

    6 reports
    • Times of India03:24
      Like Pakistan, India made mid-tour shake-up in 2014, brought in Shastri & new coaches

      After a 194-run defeat at Lord's, which gave England an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) decided to overhaul both the squad and the support staff.

    • Times of India05:57
      Injury or excuse? PCB demands inquiry against Imam-ul-Haq; opener didn't bat at Lord's

      Aaqib Javed, who is part of Pakistan's four-member selection panel, said the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will investigate how Imam was managed after suffering the injury during the match.

    • ianslive.in07:25
      ‘He should have tried and fought’: Aaqib Javed questions Imam-ul-Haq’s decision to skip batting

      New Delhi, Sep 2 (IANS) Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Director of High Performance, Aaqib Javed, has questioned Imam-ul-Haq’s decision not to bat in either innings of the Lord’s Test against England, saying the opener will have to face an inquiry into his injury.

    • ianslive.in08:52
      Robinson, Tongue gain big in Test rankings after Pakistan thrashing

      Dubai, Sep 2 (IANS) England fast bowlers Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue have continued their impressive climb in the latest ICC Men’s Test Bowling Rankings after playing key roles in England’s commanding 2-0 lead over Pakistan in their ICC World Test Championship series.

    • Times of India09:29
      'Chidiya chug gayi khet': Pakistan cricketer takes swipe at PCB after England debacle

      The leg-spinner further said, "Ab pachhtaye kya, jab chidiya chug gayin khet (It is no use crying over spilt milk)."

    • Times of India11:13
      Players thought it was fake, left 'shocked': Inside Pakistan cricket's day of chaos

      The PCB recalled seven players and replaced two coaches after Pakistan lost the series 2-0 against England.

26. Thu, 3 September 2026

    6 reports
    • Times of India01:05
      'Look at what the rankings were before': PCB chief Naqvi hits back at critics

      Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi defended sweeping Test squad and coaching changes after Pakistan’s heavy 2-0 series loss to England. Seven players were dropped and five uncapped players added, while Mike Hesson and Ashley Noffke took coaching roles. Despite criticism from former cricketers and fans, Naqvi called the decisions "essential" and defended his record, highlighting progress in white-ball cricket.

    • Times of India04:29
      Babar Azam, Mohsin Naqvi meet King Charles III amid England tour turmoil

      Babar, along with the Pakistan squad and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi, visited Clarence House on September 2. During the meeting, Babar handed the King a bat signed by all the players as a gesture of goodwill and sportsmanship.

    • Times of India08:49
      Dropped from squad, Pakistan player refuses to meet King Charles III

      Pakistan’s cricket team faced fresh controversy when several players dropped from the Test squad were told to attend a meeting with King Charles III. Four attended despite preferring to stay away, while one refused in protest. The meeting came after Pakistan’s defeats to England triggered major squad changes, the sacking of coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and the appointment of Mike Hesson.

    • geosuper.tv09:45
      Muneeba Ali confident Pakistan can overcome pressure against India in Asia Cup

      Ali says Pakistan’s belief helped them recover and build momentum against Thailand

    • ianslive.in10:30
      ‘It’s only a frikkin game’: Akram urges fans to put India-Pakistan rivalry in perspective

      New Delhi, Sep 3 (IANS) Pakistan great Wasim Akram has called on cricket fans to view India-Pakistan contests as sporting occasions rather than carry the emotions of past conflicts into the rivalry, while also opening up about his long-standing association with former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan and his occasional disagreements with the latter’s social media activity.

    • Times of India12:27
      ‘India lost to Ireland. Has cricket ended?’: Naqvi defends Pakistan's shake-up

      Mohsin Naqvi, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, stood firm regarding the team's latest performances and selection adjustments. He questioned whether a handful of defeats should spell the end of cricket in Pakistan. Noting other teams' challenges, he highlighted Pakistan's advancements in white-ball rankings while also tackling critiques from former players about the management's approach to team building.

27. Fri, 4 September 2026

    5 reports
    • Times of India04:39
      ‘Horrible’! Babar Azam’s ‘authority’ questioned after PCB’s dramatic shake-up

      Michael Atherton has expressed doubts regarding Babar Azam's effectiveness as captain, especially following the Pakistan Cricket Board's sweeping squad alterations after two consecutive Test losses. The dismissal of seven players and coaches midway through a series points to potential issues surrounding Babar's leadership and overall strategy, casting shadows over his role as captain in the upcoming final Test match.

    • Times of India06:28
      ‘World laughing at Pakistan?’: PCB slammed for turning team into ‘laughingstock’

      Nasser Hussain lambasts the Pakistan Cricket Board for its recent overhaul following the Test team's disappointing performance in England. The drastic measures involved sending home seven players and two coaches, leading Hussain to declare that the team's integrity has been compromised, stating they have become a laughingstock. Furthermore, he expressed concern regarding the public critiques aimed at player Imam-ul-Haq, questioning their validity.

    • Times of India10:09
      'They change their mind like pants': Jason Gillespie tears into Pakistan cricket

      Pakistan replaced head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul, while also sending seven players home after losing the first two Tests at Headingley and Lord's.

    • Channel News Asia10:19
      Gillespie hits out at Pakistan selectors after mid-series overhaul
    • Times of India13:37
      Pak coach Hesson breaks silence on shake-up, says 'I don't know what happened'

      Mike Hesson, the interim coach for Pakistan, has refuted any claims of his involvement in the decision to send home senior players. He clarified that Mohammad Rizwan, Salman Ali Agha, and Imam-ul-Haq had already departed. Hesson is now focused on fine-tuning the squad for the final Test, emphasizing a well-rounded bowling lineup with greater diversity, while integrating new talent to enhance team balance.