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The Hundred was set up to be an inclusive competition designed to appeal to a different audience, which is why the England and Wales Cricket Board has to act quickly if reports are true that new Indian owners will not select Pakistani players.
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Beyond cricket, Pakistan’s sports struggle to survive
Systemic failures leave Pakistan's sports beyond cricket fighting for survival
Just before resigning from his position as Pakistan Hockey Federation president on Thursday, Tariq Bugti banned Butt for two years for his criticism of the PHF following the skipper's outburst against the mismanagement during the recent Australia tour.
Pakistan overturned Ammad Butt’s two-year ban, calling it illegal and unconstitutional. The dramatic reversal added to the turmoil surrounding Pakistan hockey after a chaotic Australia tour and a winless Pro League campaign.
Pakistan hockey captain Shakeel Ammad Butt has accused the Pakistan Hockey Federation of severe mismanagement during the team's Australia tour, claiming players had to wash dishes, roam the streets for accommodation and move between cheap lodgings.
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Pakistan's sports struggle amid administrative drift, uneven priorities
A report by The Express Tribune highlights the decline of Pakistan's sports sector, excluding cricket. Athletes face poor governance, inadequate funding, and shrinking opportunities, leading to eroding morale and an uncertain professional future.
The New Zealand middle-order batter talks about how he generates power for his step-flick shot despite not being built for it
Before resigning from his post as Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) chief, Tariq Bugti imposed a two-year ban on national team captain Ammad Shakeel Butt.
Pakistan's hockey situation is currently dire, highlighted by the team's recent experience in Australia, where they were left homeless due to unpaid hotel bills, forcing players to wash their own dishes and clothes.
Under pressure after a heavy defeat to India, Pakistan delivered a complete performance at the Sinhalese Sports Club to overpower Namibia by 102 runs. Opting to strengthen their batting, Pakistan left out Shaheen Shah Afridi and handed a middle-order role to Khawaja Nafay.