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Pakistan VS Australia | 1st T20i 2010 | Full Highlights 🐣

Weird Reaction from Rohit Sharma👀

Sky Sports move on from their old to new scorecard graphics !!

Quetta Gladiators owner on Shane Watson as head coach. 🗣 "Rutherford went home due to some issues. He went away for two days and then came back. Watson said, 'There’s no guarantee that you’ll play, so why are you leaving the team?' We had qualified for the playoffs & our batting was weak. I asked Watson to play Rutherford, but he said, 'No, that’s a disciplinary issue. Why did he go back home?' This is what put me off. Shane Watson wanted to develop a culture. That’s why I didn’t hire him for the next season, because that kind of culture can’t work here." (Fawad Alam YT)

𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗻𝘂𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗮𝗴𝗻𝗲𝘁 🧲 Marnus Labuschagne set a new record for most catches by a fielder in an HBL PSL season 🤙

Test Cricket in England > Any league in the world

BELIEVE

Pakistan cricket doesn’t need temporary fixes it needs a strong, structured foundation at the grassroots level. My vision is simple but powerful: Every major city should have its own Cricket Association linked directly to its identity like: - Lahore Cricket Association - Karachi Cricket Association - Peshawar Cricket Association - Hyderabad Cricket Association - Quetta Cricket Association and so on. When a city owns its cricket structure, it creates responsibility, pride, and long-term development. Here’s where the real change begins 👇 The PCB must decentralize operations by establishing regional associations that are not just symbolic, but fully functional. Each association should be responsible for: - Managing stadiums in their region - Organizing club & grassroots cricket - Developing infrastructure (pitches, dressing rooms, training facilities) - Identifying and nurturing local talent. At the same time, PCB should allocate a proper budget to each association, ensuring accountability and performance-based growth. Now imagine this: Young players in Quetta, Hyderabad, or Peshawar practicing on international-standard pitches, using proper facilities, and playing competitive cricket regularly. By the time they reach the national or international level, they won’t feel out of place because they’ve already been trained in professional conditions. But this isn’t just about players. This is about fans, culture, and the cricket ecosystem. When quality stadiums and regular matches exist at the local level: - Fans will start attending games consistently - Young talent will get recognition early - Cricket culture will grow stronger in every region And most importantly - Fans will develop a habit of going to stadiums. Once that habit is built, we won’t hear things like “crowd nahi aa raha” during PSL or international matches. Because people will already be connected to the game at a local level. This is how you: - Build a strong talent pipeline - Improve fan experience - Restore Pakistan cricket’s global image - And create a self-sustaining cricket ecosystem. It’s time to move from central control to regional empowerment. Because the future of Pakistan cricket doesn’t lie in a few big cities It lies in every street, every club, and every stadium across the country. 🏏

Only 1% of cricket fans can tell his name without searching, I bet you can’t . ☠️

Ramiz Raja said, "Marnus Labuschagne has become a captain in a franchise for the first time, he is still learning. No matter what the environment is like, Australians have that grit, even if they are only half cricketers in this format, they end up turning you into a great cricketer. In that sense, I consider it PSL’s good fortune that many Australian minds have come and taken this league to a higher level."

I am so proud of this team. How good is cricket. Job not done yet!!!!