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Pakistan secures a spot in the Junior World Hockey Cup quarter-finals with a thrilling 1-1 draw against Belgium, highlighted by Arbaz Ahmed’s crucial goal. The team’s resilience will be tested in the upcoming clash against Spain, while India advances, set to face the Netherlands in the quarter-finals after defeating Canada.

In the U19 Asia Cup kickoff, Pakistan cruised to a 7-wicket victory over Nepal, thanks to Mohammad Zeeshan’s outstanding bowling and solid batting performances by Azan Awais and captain Saad Baig.

Pakistan dominated the Junior Hockey World Cup, securing a 4-0 victory against New Zealand with Arshad Liaquat’s hattrick and Captain Abdul Hanan Shahid’s goal. The upcoming clash against Belgium on December 9th holds the key to Pakistan’s quarter-final berth.

In a current warm-up match, Pakistan’s captain Shan Masood declared the innings at 391-9 after showcasing his skill with a double century, while Australia’s Prime Minister’s XI, led by Jordan Buckingham’s strong bowling performance, is at 113-2 in response.

In a thrilling Junior Hockey World Cup match, Pakistan and the Netherlands played to a 3-3 draw, with goals from Arshad Liaqat, Sufian Khan, and Arbaz Ahmed showcasing Pakistan’s remarkable performance and resilience on the field. The nail-biting encounter highlighted the competitive spirit of the tournament in Kuala Lumpur.

Pakistan’s Karate team shone at the 7th South Asian Championship in Nepal, securing 18 medals, including two golds by Arzoo Khan and Laiba Zia. Their exceptional performance deserves national acclaim and support as they prepare for future international competitions.

Former captain Babar Azam gracefully walked off the field despite an umpire’s not-out decision in the warm-up match against the Australian Prime Minister’s XI. Led by Shan Masood’s unbeaten 156, Pakistan finished the day strong at 324-6, gearing up for the upcoming Test series against Australia.

Pakistan’s men’s baseball team clinched their first win in the Asian Baseball Championship with a 4-1 triumph over Thailand, propelled by 18-year-old pitcher Musharaf Khan’s outstanding display of 27 outs in 9 innings. Despite previous setbacks, this victory boosts Pakistan’s standing as they head to the ‘Placement Round’ in pursuit of a favorable finish in the tournament.

Hamza Saleem Dar creates history at the European Cricket League, smashing a world record with an incredible 193 runs in 43 balls, propelling Catalunya Jaguars to a record-breaking total of 257 runs in a T10 match. His outstanding performance, featuring 22 sixes and 14 fours, secured a resounding victory over Sohal Hospitalet by 153 runs.

Pakistan’s skipper Shan Masood led by example, scoring a century in the warm-up match against the Prime Minister’s XI, anchoring the team at 241-4 with a crucial partnership alongside Babar Azam. The lineup includes four pacers and one spinner, Abrar Ahmed.