Ghulam Fatima

Pakistan cricketers Bismah Maroof and Ghulam Fatima sustained minor injuries in a car accident, preparing for the upcoming home series against West Indies Women. The Pakistan Cricket Board confirmed the incident and ensured they received immediate medical attention. The series is scheduled to begin on April 18.

Pakistan team reached Christchurch, New Zealand on Thursday for the upcoming ICC Women's Cricket World Cup. Taking to their Twitter, Pakistan Cricket Board wrote, "Karachi Dubai Auckland Christchurch, Our women's team have reached New Zealand for #CWC22."

Promising 21-year-old leg-spinner has been awarded a central contract by PCB as one of the three first-time women cricketers for the 2022-23 season, which came into effect on Friday.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced 16 centrally contracted women cricketers, reducing the list from 20. Notable players like Nida Dar, Aliya Riaz, and Sidra Nawaz have been dropped due to recent team performance. The PCB aims to develop young talent, with promotions for Muneeba Ali, Fatima Sana, and Sadia Iqbal, and a first-time contract for Tasmia Rubab.

Former first-class cricketer Sabih Azhar has replaced Kabir Khan as Pakistan's women's team coach, just days after the country's Board ruled out removing the incumbent.

The magic of Mughal-e-Azamwill be recreated in Etawah with the state government’s decision to set up a theme park based on the epic movie.

The city is still under spell of Modi magic on Saturday, a day after his rally here on Friday.It would not be wrong if words like unforgettable and unbelievable are used for the rally of Modi.

Pacer Shabnim Ismail snared two wickets in a nerve-racking final over to seal a thrilling six-run win for South Africa over Pakistan in a league stage match of the ICC Women's World Cup on Friday.

Opener Sidra Ameen's 104 went in vain as Pakistan committed hara-kiri to hand debutants Bangladesh a nine-run win, their first-ever victory in the ICC Women's ODI World Cup.

Their confidence on an all-time high after back-to-back wins, India would look to continue their unbeaten streak when they clash against arch-rivals Pakistan in their third game of the ICC Women's World Cup, on Sunday.

The Indian women's cricket would hope that its bowlers find top form to complement a solid batting unit's efforts when it begins its quest for an elusive ICC World Cup trophy with the opening match against arch-rivals Pakistan here on Sunday.

Mithali Raj will be leading the Indian women's cricket team in the ICC World Cup qualifier scheduled to be held in Colombo from February 7-21.