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Bad light forced early stumps on each of the first four days of the opening Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi

Saud Shakeel departed after scoring 97 from 210 balls, striking seven boundaries in a determined innings that helped Pakistan establish a comfortable position

England were dismissed for just 132 in 33.4 overs before Australia comfortably chased down the target in 23.3 overs to take a 1-0 lead in the series

With their six-year unbeaten home ODI series record under threat, the Black Caps delivered an emphatic response, posting 333 before dismissing India for just 89

Kane's landmark appearance was commemorated before kick-off with a special ceremony

The Australian captain spent 69 minutes addressing questions, insisting that he had no knowledge of the sandpaper being taken onto the field during the third Test against South Africa in March 2018.

Mauricio Pochettino has emerged as a potential replacement following United's disastrous start to the 2026-27 season

The emphatic win sent Pakistan into the final, where they will face India on Saturday.

Sri Lanka, who resumed their first innings at 404-4 on day four, added just 42 runs before being dismissed for 446.

The visitors reached 404-4 in 102 overs before bad light forced an early close, leaving them just 30 runs behind Pakistan's first-innings total of 434.

The PCB confirmed the development on Tuesday, citing deteriorating weather conditions and rising smog levels in Lahore as the reasons behind the venue change

Ahmed Hussain took four wickets after scoring 89 as Pakistan finish top of their group with three consecutive victories in the ongoing 2026 U19 Asia Cup

Sri Lanka reached 114-3 in 27.1 overs at stumps after Pakistan declared their innings on 434/9

The left-arm pacer maintained that neither he nor the other bowlers knew a foreign substance had been brought onto the field until the incident appeared on the stadium's big screen

The 20-year-old scored 57 on his Test debut, while Mohammad Taha, Babar Azam and Saud Shakeel also struck half-centuries on an encouraging opening day in Rawalpindi

Pakistan recover from 61-5 to chase down 209 against India in Oman, securing their second consecutive victory in Group A

McKeal Aroon Abdullah and Najeeb Ullah lead the Shaheens to a commanding victory as Pakistan bounce back from their opening defeat to India

The Young Shaheens staged an impressive comeback to secure all three points

Ali Usman and Abdullah Fazal have been released from the squad, while Ali Shabbir, Muhammad Tayyab Arif and Saqib Khan have earned maiden call-ups

The board had delayed issuing clearances despite ADT10 submitting its NOC applications shortly after completing the player selection process more than a month ago