The players selected in the U13 and U16 categories will be eligible to take part in regional tournaments for the 2023-24 season, while those selected for the U19 category will feature in inter-district tournament for season 2024-25.

The ODIs are part of the ICC Women’s Championship 2022-25, where Pakistan are listed on the sixth spot with six wins from 12 matches, while Bangladesh are on the ninth spot with one win from nine matches.  

Brisk preparations are afoot with great religious enthusiasm, religious zeal and fervor across Azad Jammu Kashmir to celebrate Eid Milad-un-Nabi (Peace Be Upon Him), the Birth Day of the last Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) on the sanctified day of 12th of Rabi ul Awwal, falling on September 29 (Friday)

The schedule for the two U19 tournaments, along with department tournaments, will be announced in due course.

Top two teams from each group will qualify for the semi-finals which will be played on 21 July while the final of the tournament will take place on 23 July.

Pakistan Meteorological Department says monsoon current waves from the Arabian Sea are expected to reach the upper and central regions of Pakistan starting from the evening of July 12, with a likelihood of intensifying on July 14.

The Board says that a fake account in his name and picture is being run on Twitter and the relevant forum has been asked against it.

Ninety-seven First XI matches were held in the 2022-23 cricket season alone, but following the restoration of the PCB Constitution 2014, around 200 First XI matches will be held in the 2023-24 season.

Top-order batter Abdullah Shafique, all-rounders Faheem Ashraf and Imad Wasim, and Azam Khan mark their returns to the Pakistan side.

The newcomers who are excited to showcase their skills in the mega event include Multan Sultans’ Arafat Minhas, Karachi Kings’ Muhammad Irfan Khan, Peshawar Zalmi’s Haseebullah, Lahore Qalandars’ Shawaiz Irfan, Quetta Gladiators’ Aimal Khan and Islamabad United’s Hassan Nawaz.