In a dramatic Asia Cup showdown, Pakistan edged past Sri Lanka in a thrilling Super Over finish to secure their spot in the final against India. Both sides scored 88/7 in their allotted 10 overs, but it was Pakistan who kept their cool when it mattered most, clinching victory in the one-over eliminator. Sri Lanka’s […]
In a jaw-dropping exhibition of power-hitting and composure, Bangladesh stunned Pakistan with a commanding victory in Match 8 of the Asia Cup on September 19, 2025. Bangladesh batted first and tore into the Pakistani attack, with Shakib Al Hasan putting on a batting masterclass. Shakib slammed 75 runs from just 26 balls at a blistering
Fakhar Zaman smashed the fastest fifty ever, reaching the milestone in just 13 balls during Pakistan’s win over Afghanistan in the Asia Cup. His explosive knock of 57* off 19 balls powered Pakistan to a 7-wicket victory.
Pakistan stormed to a 7-wicket victory over Afghanistan in the Asia Cup clash at Dharamshala, thanks to Fakhar Zaman’s record-breaking blitz. Chasing 136, Zaman smashed the fastest fifty in T10 history, reaching the milestone in just 13 balls before finishing unbeaten on 57 off 19 deliveries. Earlier, Afghanistan posted 135-7, with Mohammad Nabi’s explosive 63
Saim Ayub’s Record-Breaking Blitz Powers Pakistan to Consolation Win Pakistan finally found their spark in the dead rubber, thanks to a sensational innings from Saim Ayub, who smashed an unbeaten 82 off just 34 balls at a strike rate of 241.18. His record-breaking half-century came in just 17 deliveries, the fastest ever by a Pakistani
Pakistan rang the changes, bringing in Salman Ali Agha for Usama Mir and Hasan Ali for Naseem Shah, but the script stayed the same. New Zealand, unchanged and already series winners, opted to bowl first after winning the toss for the fourth time in a row. Pakistan’s innings was undone once more by spin. Mitchell
Series Sealed in Style — New Zealand Go 3–0 Up! New Zealand won the toss for the third time in a row and batted first. Tim Seifert blasted 16 off just 4 balls before falling early, but Rachin Ravindra and Devon Conway took charge, attacking Abbas Afridi — the bowler who troubled them earlier in
New Zealand, confident after their opening win, chose to bat first — but early trouble struck. Seifert was run out in the first over, Conway fell to Jamal, and Rachin Ravindra’s cameo ended via Shaheen Afridi. At 26/3 inside 3 overs, Pakistan were in full control. Then came the storm. Glenn Phillips and Mark Chapman
Pakistan won the toss and batted first, starting with aggression as Saim Ayub attacked early. But Lockie Ferguson struck twice in the second over, removing Ayub LBW and bowling Babar Azam first ball with a beauty. The crowd came alive with Fakhar Zaman’s fearless cameo — 24 off just 5 balls, including three consecutive sixes
In the 5th match against New Zealand, Saim Ayub scored the fastest fifty ever, reaching 50 in just 17 balls. He remained unbeaten with 82 off 34 balls, playing a key role in securing Pakistan’s first win of the series.
