The Latest Breaking News from Pakistan

India failed to defend their Sultan of Johor Cup title, losing 3-6 to Germany. India's goals were scored by Amandeep Lakra, Uttam Singh, and Rohit. Germany dominated, scoring through Christian Franz, Nikas Berendts, Peer Hinrichs, and Sperling Florian. India will face the losers of Australia-Pakistan in the 3rd-4th place play-off.

Pakistan look to summon 1992 spirit to keep World Cup hopes alive. Babar Azam's men snapped 4-match losing streak with win over Bangladesh. NZ on 3-match losing streak, have injury-ravaged outfit. Kane Williamson nursing fractured thumb. Match-day forecast dicey, hope elements don't swing fortunes.

NEW DELHI: Under scrutiny, PCB chief Zaka Ashraf is reportedly set to receive an extension from the caretaker government headed by Prime Minister Anwaar ul Haq Kakar.

Thousands of Afghans whose only home has been Pakistan are being forced to go to a country unprepared to take them in.

NEW DELHI: An injury-tormented New Zealand, further weakened by the exit of Matt Henry, seek resurgence while Pakistan need a continuation of their recent resurrection, and that subtext of desperation could turn their crucial World Cup match into a classic in Bengaluru on Saturday.

Here's how you can watch NZ vs PAK online, ready for when it starts on Saturday, November 4.

Pakistan must win both games and rely on other results to reach semis; Mickey Arthur says team hasn't played to full potential; need to strike balance between batting, bowling, fielding; Arthur not buying parallel with 1992 World Cup; players remain calm despite stressful situation; must respect NZ, factor in NRR;…

Police in Pakistan say a bomb planted in a parked motorcycle exploded near a police vehicle in the country's northwest and killed at least five people

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's Director of Cricket, Mickey Arthur, has attributed part of the difficulties in their World Cup campaign to the stringent security measures that have confined players to their hotel rooms, limiting their ability to socialise.