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New Zealand stadium plays Big Show’s WWE theme music to welcome plus-size cricketer Azam Khan, Pakistani fans furious
The DJ at a stadium in New Zealand seemingly trolled Pakistani cricketer Azam Khan for his obesity by playing Big Show theme music.
Babar Azam steps down as Pakistan captain from all formats of cricket after disastrous World Cup campaign
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Babar Azam announced his decision to step down as Pakistan captain from all formats of the game after his side's debacle in the ICC World Cup 2023 in India.
‘Ye konsa nasha pee kar baat kar raha hai’: Harbhajan Singh slams former Pakistani captain Inzamam ul Haq over conversion to Islam claim
Taking to X, Harbhajan Singh denied the story and asserted that he is proud of his national and religious identity.
Loser Babar Azam and company: Pakistanis slam cricketer after he goes shopping before crucial match against England
"If they lose the match against England, then, they will have to return to Pakistan. Hence, Babar Azam is shopping in advance," exclaimed one Komal Ansari.
PCB hints at sacking Babar Azam as Pakistan captain after a string of defeats in cricket World Cup; murmurs of players being unpaid grow
PCB said in its press release, "Looking ahead, the board will make decisions in the best interest of Pakistan cricket based on the team's performances in the World Cup."
After backlash for omitting Imran Khan from Pakistan’s cricket history, PCB releases a new video including the former captain
PCB stirred a controversy by omitting Imran Khan from a celebration video released on Pakistan's independence day
“It is time you start performing like Hardik Pandya,” former Pakistan cricketer Kamran Akmal tells Faheem Ashraf
A critical Akmal said that Ashraf should not let go to waste the support he has received with his inclusion in the squad and should do justice to the faith shown in him.
Internet explodes with memes over report of Mickey Arthur’s appointment as “online coach” of Pakistan Cricket Team
While the story can not be confirmed as yet, the very idea of an online coach baffled everyone, including the chairman of selectors in Pakistan, Shahid Afridi.
