
Islamabad High Court issues notices over international cricket stadium construction project
The legal challenge argues the expanded sports complex threatens Islamabad's biodiversity and violates international environmental obligations.
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The legal challenge argues the expanded sports complex threatens Islamabad's biodiversity and violates international environmental obligations.

The Rs. 11.9 billion project includes three kilometers of six-lane roads and could host matches for the 2028 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.

This marks the third time Maaz Sadaqat has scored a half-century for Pakistan in his outings against Sri Lanka.

The tournament's final match will be contested by the top two teams on 24 October, though the venue remains unconfirmed.

Authorities enforced Section 144 across the city and warned that legal action would be taken against anyone violating these restrictions.

Sahibzada Farhan aims to maintain a high-scoring, aggressive batting style as the teams prepare for their third encounter on 13 October.
The Sri Lankan team is scheduled for two Tests in Pakistan, beginning in Rawalpindi on 9 November 2026.
The deal grants the PCB full administrative rights and mandates stadium upgrades, significantly altering local cricket governance.
The former cricketer suggested that dropping established stars like Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi shows poor planning for the team's future.

Rashid Khan reclaimed the number one spot in T20I bowling rankings, while Adam Zampa remains third.

The 16-member squad is set for five matches beginning on 22 October in Christchurch, covering T20Is and Tests.

The extension solidifies her place at the club, following her recent success helping The Blaze secure multiple trophies.