Zaid Hassan

Zaid Hassan

Producer

Zaid Hassan, a seasoned sports journalist, led Cricket Pakistan as editor for four years, shaping its coverage with insightful analysis. Now a producer at Nukta, he expands into broader storytelling while remaining a key voice in Pakistan’s sports media.

Fields of Expertise

Sports

Education

University of Wollongong

Past Organizations

Express Tribune, Cricket Pakistan website

Former players slam PCB over wholesale changes ahead of third England Test
Sports

Former players slam PCB over wholesale changes ahead of third England Test

Pakistan have released seven players from their squad and brought in an equal number of replacements following heavy defeats in the opening two Tests.

Pakistan makes seven changes to squad ahead of third England Test
Sports

Pakistan makes seven changes to squad ahead of third England Test

Head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul have been released, with Mike Hesson and Ashley Noffke set to take their places

Police investigate assault allegations after Brydon Carse nightclub incident
Sports

Police investigate assault allegations after Brydon Carse nightclub incident

Carse was filmed being handcuffed by police after his county side Durham’s Championship victory over Derbyshire.

Pakistan sweat on Babar Azam’s fitness as England replace Carse ahead of second Test
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Pakistan sweat on Babar Azam’s fitness as England replace Carse ahead of second Test

For Pakistan, Lord’s is less about proving the critics wrong and more about proving to themselves that Headingley was an aberration rather than a reflection of their Test cricket.

ECB investigates Brydon Carse nightclub incident ahead of Pakistan Test return
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ECB investigates Brydon Carse nightclub incident ahead of Pakistan Test return

The incident is the latest off-field controversy involving an England cricketer in the past year.

England stay on top in Leeds Test despite Ali Usman’s five-for
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England stay on top in Leeds Test despite Ali Usman’s five-for

England reached 366-8 from 82 overs at stumps after resuming on 112-2, stretching their first-innings lead to 195 runs