If you’re looking for a quick way to keep up with Pakistan cricket, you’re in the right spot. Every morning we pull together the most important match results, player form updates, and schedule changes so you can jump straight into the action without scrolling through endless feeds.
Right now the Pakistan men’s team is tucked into a busy series against Australia. The first Test ended in a gritty draw, with Rizwan scoring a cool 85 in the second innings. In the limited‑overs arena, the bowlers have been hitting the sweet spot – Shaheen Afridi’s swing has taken three wickets in the last five overs, and the fielding has been razor‑sharp. If you missed the last match, the final score was Pakistan 256/7 versus Australia 254/9. That two‑run margin has everyone talking about a possible comeback in the next game.
On the women’s side, the squad is gearing up for the upcoming ICC tournament. Their last outing against England saw a steady 180‑run total, anchored by a half‑century from Nida Dar. The team’s batting depth looks stronger than ever, and the spin department, led by Sarah‑a‑Rashid, has been especially effective on slower pitches.
Signing up for Daily Morning Mail’s newsletter is the fastest way to get scores straight to your inbox. We send a concise roundup at 7 am IST, covering Test, ODI and T20 results, plus a quick note on player injuries or squad changes. You can also follow our live blog during match days – we post ball‑by‑ball updates, key moments, and a short analysis after each session.
For deeper insights, check out our weekly feature on player performance. Last week we broke down Babar Azam’s batting technique, highlighting his footwork against short deliveries. The article includes video links and easy drills you can try if you play cricket yourself.
Social media can be noisy, so we recommend the official PCB Twitter handle for official statements and the PCB YouTube channel for highlights. When you combine those with our newsletter, you’ll never miss a crucial update.
Looking ahead, the next big fixture is the one‑day series against New Zealand in December. Pakistan’s recent win in the third T20 suggests the team is building momentum. Keep an eye on the fast bowlers – Haris Rashid’s pace has been ticking up, and a strong finish could swing the series in Pakistan’s favor.
In short, whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just want to know the score before work, our morning mail gives you the info you need without the fluff. Grab a cup of tea, open the email, and you’ll be set for the day’s cricket conversation.
India and Pakistan face off in Dubai for the first Asia Cup final, with live streaming on Sony Sports Network and SonyLIV. The match could decide India's ninth title or Pakistan's third.
