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Afghanistan have released their jersey ahead of the Asia Cup 2023.
The squad will be captained by Hashmatullah Shahidi and have the likes of Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Ibrahim Zadran in their set up.
Afghanistan are in Group B along side Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. They will start their campaign against Bangladesh on September 3.
The likes of Rashid Khan were seen posing with this kit. Continue reading “New Afghanistan Asia Cup Jersey 2023- AFG ODI Asia Cup Kit Super Cola Shirt Sponsor”
Pakistan Cricket Board have released their new jersey ahead of the upcoming edition of the Cricket World Cup scheduled to be held in India in October November.
The Men in Green will begin their campaign against Netherlands on October 6 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, and will then face arch rivals India at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on October 14, Saturday.
Pakistan won their last World Cup in 1992 under legendary Imran Khan. The likes of Babar Azam, Shadab Khan and Naseem Shah and Mohammed Wasim were seen posing with this kit. Continue reading “New Pakistan ODI World Cup Jersey 2023 | Pakistan Cricket ODI WC Kit”
Here is a look at the result of the opening game for Pakistan at every Cricket World Cup since 1975.
1975- Australia 278/7 beat Pakistan 205 all out (Headingly)
1979- Canada 139/9 lost to Pakistan 140/2 (Headingly)
1983- Pakistan 338/5 beat Sri Lanka 288/9 (St Helen’s, Swansea)
1987-Pakistan 239/7 beat England 221 all out(Rawalpindi)
1992-Pakistan 220/2 lost to West Indies 221/0 (Melbourne)
1996- United Arab Emirates 109/9 lost to Pakistan 112/1 (Gujranwala)
1999- Pakistan 229/8 beat West Indies 202 all out (Bristol)
2003-Australia 310/8 beat Pakistan 228 all out (Johannesburg)
2007-Pakistan 132 all out lost to Ireland 133/7 (Kingston)
2011-Pakistan 285/9 beat Bangladesh 196 all out (Dhaka)
2015- India 300/7 beat Pakistan 224 all out (Adelaide)
2019-Pakistan 105 all out lost to West Indies 108/3 (Nottingham)
New Zealand have released their fixtures for the upcoming World Cup scheduled to be held in India in October- November.
The Black Caps will begin their campaign against England on October 5 in Ahmedabad.
New Zealand WC Fixtures 2023
October 5- New Zealand vs England, Ahmedabad, New Zealand won by 9 wickets
October 9- New Zealand vs Netherlands, Hyderabad, New Zealand won by 99 runs
October 13- New Zealand vs Bangladesh, Chennai, New Zealand won by 8 wickets
October 18- New Zealand vs Afghanistan, Chennai, New Zealand won by 149 runs
October 22- New Zealand vs India, Dharamsala, India won by 4 wickets
October 28- New Zealand vs Australia, Dharamsala, Australia won by 5 runs
November 1- New Zealand vs South Africa, Pune, South Africa won by 190 runs
November 4- New Zealand vs Pakistan, Bengaluru, Pakistan won by 21 runs (DLS method)
November 9- New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Bengaluru, New Zealand won by 5 wickets
England have announced their 15 member squad for the upcoming World Cup 2023 scheduled to be held in India in October – November.
Continue reading “England Squad ODI World Cup 2023 | 15 Man England Roster ODI WC 2023”
Here is a look at the result of the opening game for Sri Lanka at every Cricket World Cup since 1975.
1975- Sri Lanka 86 all out lost to West Indies 87/1 ( Old Trafford)
1979- Sri Lanka 189 all out lost to West Indies 190/1 (Trent Bridge)
1983- Pakistan 338/5 beat Sri Lanka 288/9 ( St Helen’s, Swansea)
1987- Pakistan 267/6 beat Sri Lanka 252 all out ( Niaz Stadium, Hyderabad)
1992- Zimbabwe 312/4 lost to Sri Lanka 313/7 (Pukekura Park, New Plymouth)
1996- Sri Lanka beat Australia ( walkover without a ball bowled) (Colombo)
1999- Sri Lanka 204 all out lost to England 207/2 (Lords)
2003- Sri Lanka 272/7 beat New Zealand 225 all out (Bloemfontein)
2007- Sri Lanka 321/6 beat Bermuda 78 all out (Port of Spain)
2011- Sri Lanka 351/5 beat Netherlands 195 all out ( Colombo)
2015- Sri Lanka 279/7 lost to South Africa 188/5 (Hagley Oval, Christchurch)
2019- Sri Lanka 239/8 lost to Australia 241/5 ( Southampton)