The highlight of early 2026 will be the ICC T20 World Cup, which will be co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka. Pakistan's group-stage fixtures include matches against the Netherlands, the USA, and the highly anticipated clash with India on February 15, 2026. The last group match will be against Namibia.

Jason Gillespie reveals why he quit as Pakistan Test coach, citing humiliation, poor PCB communication, and deep-rooted governance issues that once again expose the instability within Pakistan cricket.

Australian legend and former Head Coach of Pakistan, Jason Gillespie, has publicly explained why his time with Pakistan cricket ended, revealing that a

India's senior team last faced Pakistan thrice in the Asia Cup 2025 where the Suryakumar Yadav-led side came victorious in all outings to win the title at Dubai International Stadium in Dubai.

Former Pakistan pacer Aaqib Javed, who had served as interim coach of the senior men’s team until the ICC Champions Trophy earlier this year, urged the Pakistan Cricket Board to focus on bench strength and talent rather than changing captains and coaches frequently.

Former Australia pacer Jason Gillespie alleges “humiliation” by the Pakistan Cricket Board, leading to his eventual resignation as the Test coach.

India and Pakistan no longer play bilateral series. Their meetings are now limited strictly to ICC and multi-nation tournaments.

Even as 2025 is about to end, drama in Pakistan Cricket is not stopping. They have parted ways with their Test head coach, Azhar Mahmood, three months before his contract expired. With Pakistan not playing any Test until March 2026,

India have been struggling in the red ball format, conceding clean sweeps in home series against New Zealand and South Africa under the coaching of Gautam Gambhir.

An unexpected handshake in Dhaka has prompted debate on whether India and Pakistan might restart talks in 2026.

KARACHI: If 2025 had a single defining theme for Pakistan cricket, it was imbalance. The senior men’s side hovered between promise and frustration, rarely terrible but seldom co