At just 22, Shaheen Afridi’s 100 wickets in 51 matches showcase his rising stardom in cricket, making him the youngest Pakistani bowler to achieve this milestone in One-Day Internationals. His remarkable achievement bolsters Pakistan’s World Cup campaign and inspires cricket fans globally.
Karachi Whites clinched their fifth Quaid-e-Azam Trophy title with an emphatic 456-run win over Faisalabad, celebrated at the PCB headquarters in Lahore. Sarfaraz Ahmed and Saim Ayub were honored for their pivotal roles in the victory.
Arslan Ash, the Tekken sensation from Pakistan, clinched the Jemputan Tekken 7 Championship in Malaysia by defeating LowHigh’s Shaheen 3-1 in the final. Arslan, a four-time EVO champion, is celebrated as one of the premier Tekken players globally.
Mohammad Rizwan notched up 2,000 one-day international runs during the World Cup clash against South Africa, showcasing his excellent form with a boundary at the outset of his innings. Rizwan had accumulated 302 runs in the tournament prior to this match.
The Pakistan national football team has made impressive strides in the FIFA rankings, now at 193rd place, following a historic victory against Cambodia. Despite facing clearance issues, their 1-0 win in the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers marks a significant milestone for the team.
Babar Azam continues as the world’s top ODI batsman in the latest ICC rankings, showcasing his remarkable consistency. The PCB stands behind Captain Babar and the team, despite recent World Cup losses, with their future dependent on their performance.
At the 2023 Qatar Open Taekwondo Championship, 11-year-old Syed Abdul Hadi Jafri from Karachi, Pakistan, secured a silver medal in the -36 kg children category, displaying remarkable talent and determination in a field of international competitors.
Haider Ali’s incredible 51.23-meter throw clinches gold at the Asian Para Games, earning him a spot at the Paris 2024 Paralympics after surpassing the 39-meter entry standard.
