The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reportedly put a hold on issuing No Objection Certificates (NOCs) to players intending to join overseas T20 leagues, following the national team’s loss to India in the Asia Cup 2025 final. Pakistan lost three matches to India, including a highly controversial final.

While it’s clear that Indian team boycotting PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi at the Asia Cup trophy ceremony is what irked, it has now been revealed that the Pakistani politician felt that he was made to look

Facing sidearm pace slingers from 2014, training on sluggish wickets and switching from aggressor to accumulator are some of the things Tilak's Hyderabad coach Salam Bayash had prepared the champion b

The former spinner was quick to remind Agha of the fact while declaring that there is no need for India to engage in such gestures against their will.

The Asia Cup 2025 ended amid controversy after the Indian cricket team refused to accept the trophy from Asian Cricket Council (ACC) and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) president Mohsin Naqvi. According to reports,

Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf couldn’t quite back up his on-field theatrics, which included controversial “6-0” and “fighter plane” gestures, with the ball as India defeated their arch-rivals to win the 2025 Asia Cup on Sunday.

Middle-order batter Tilak Varma revealed how he handled intense sledging from Pakistan players during his match-winning 69* in the Asia Cup final. He stated his unbeaten knock was the "best reply" to their aggression,

The Asia Cup 2025 finale was marred by unprecedented controversy as Pakistan captain Salman Agha threw his prize cheque at the presentation, slammed India for “disrespecting cricket,” and claimed that