The Pakistan National Cricket Team has not been in their best form in the Test format. They were outplayed in England and will be up against Sri Lanka for a two-match Test series starting in early November. Ahead of the…

The Pakistan Cricket Board has confirmed Babar Azam will remain captain for the upcoming two-match Test series against Sri Lanka starting in early November. Salman Ali Agha has earned a recall to the squad following strong domestic performances, including an unbeaten triple-century, after previously being dropped during the tour of England.
Pakistan currently sits at the bottom of the ICC World Test Championship 2025-2027 standings. Domestic top-scorer Mohammad Taha has received his first call-up to the squad, while two additional pacers will be included following a three-day warm-up match scheduled from November 4 to 6 in Islamabad.
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