At least seven people, including six police personnel, were killed after gunmen attacked a police van in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Kohat district.

Geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan might be spilling over into English cricket. Four of the eight franchises in England's newest cricket competition — The Hundred — are at least part-owned by Indian investors who also control teams in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

While the first semifinal is originally scheduled for Kolkata, any knockout match involving Pakistan will be relocated to the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

Pakistani air raids break fragile ceasefire as Islamabad faces pressure on both borders.

England spinner Liam Dawson insists the team will focus on Pakistan's entire spin attack, not just mystery bowler Usman Tariq, ahead of their crucial T20 World Cup Super Eights match. Dawson highlighted England's own diverse spin options and their experience as key strengths for the upcoming encounter.

Pakistan star reacts to potential Hundred exclusion amid rising tensions with India - It has been reported that India-owned franchises will not consider selecting Pakistan players for The Hundred

Observers cited in the report argue that Munir has personally driven this “dangerous” strategy, particularly against individuals linked to former prime minister Imran Khan, who remains jailed.

Sahibzada Farhan has scored 220 runs from four matches in T20 World Cup 2026 so far, registering one fifty and one century.