Australia’s Smith cleared of injury

MELBOURNE: Australia expect Steve Smith to be fit for the first home test against New Zealand in Perth in December ‌after scans cleared the veteran batter of serious neck damage. The 37-year-old was ruled out of the third and deciding test against South Africa in Cape Town after battling a sore ⁠neck for a number…

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Mughal grandeur meets cricket

Pakistan hosts tri-nation series teams at Lahore Fort; PCB chief welcomes cricketers to a royal reception The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi hosted players, match officials and team management from Pakistan, England and Sri Lanka at a special reception at Lahore Fort, offering the visiting cricket delegations a taste of the city’s Mughal…

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Shadman lifts Bangladesh on day-1

Opener Shadman Islam brings up a half-century against West Indies during the opening day of the first Test. Photo: BCB Shadman Islam struck a brilliant 99 not out as Bangladesh reached 213-3 against the West Indies on the opening day of the first Test, with bad light bringing an early end to play at Dhaka…

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Renshaw, Green lead Australia fightback

Matt Renshaw and Cameron Green scored half-centuries to keep Australia in the contest against South Africa on Wednesday, reaching 191-4 at tea during the second day of the decisive third Test at Newlands. Australia trail by 138 runs after South Africa were dismissed for 329 on the opening day, with Renshaw making 74 and Green…

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Haris reprimanded, England fined after Lahore ODI

Pakistan’s pacer fined 20 per cent of match fee; England penalised for slow over-rate Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf has been reprimanded and fined 20 per cent of his match fee for breaching the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Code of Conduct during Sunday’s one-day international against England in Lahore, the governing body said on Wednesday.Haris…

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