Haris Rauf fined 20 per cent of match fee for row with Will Jacks
The ICC fined Haris Rauf 20 per cent of his match fee and gave him a demerit point after his row with Will Jacks; England were fined for a slow over rate.
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The ICC fined Haris Rauf 20 per cent of his match fee and gave him a demerit point after his row with Will Jacks; England were fined for a slow over rate.
Pakistan, already in Saturday's tri-series final, face Sri Lanka at Gaddafi Stadium at 1pm; a Sri Lanka win would knock England out of the race.
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Sahibzada Farhan replaces Salman Agha as T20I captain for the Sri Lanka series, while Shaheen Afridi leads the ODI side in the tri-series with England.
Sri Lanka named a 16-man squad led by Kusal Mendis for the ODI tri-series in Pakistan, as Rawalpindi called in 1,500 extra police and 50 snipers for the matches.
The PCB has dropped plans for a Test and a tri-series with Ireland and Zimbabwe, keeping only ODIs as Pakistan build towards the 2027 World Cup.
Former Test spinner Saqlain Mushtaq said Pakistan has the talent but needs specialist coaches, long-term planning and national interest ahead of personal agendas.