Farah Khan is a senior cricket correspondent for The Express Tribune, and one of Pakistan’s most compelling storytellers in women’s sport. A LUMS graduate, she entered cricket journalism when coverage of the women’s game was sparse, and she has since built a reputation for vivid, meticulously researched profiles of female cricketers. Farah follows the Pakistan women’s team across ICC World Cups and bilateral series, but her reporting also stretches into the men’s game, particularly the PSL, where she covers emerging fast‑bowling talent with a sharp analytical eye. Her long‑form features on athletes balancing cultural expectations with professional ambition have been widely anthologised. A recipient of the Agahi Award and the PEN Pakistan Media Award, Farah is also a mentor to aspiring female sports journalists. She believes that every scorecard conceals a human story, and she remains committed to uncovering those narratives with empathy, precision, and unshakeable professionalism.
0 postsFollowing a historic series victory against Sri Lanka, Roston Chase hopes Sri Lanka series win is 'a stepping stone' for West Indies in Tests, marking a significant shift in the team's batting performance and strategic approach for the World Test Championship.
Following a significant setback in the five-match T20I series, the pressure is mounting on the Indian squad. With a decisive defeat in the third game, all eyes were on how a key player would address the team's predicament. In a candid post-match exchange, we see how Shreyas Iyer Responds After Eoin Morgan Asks About India's Chances of Turning th series around, laying bare the challenges ahead.
In a strategic move to refine their roster for the 2027 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, Cricket West Indies has confirmed its selection, as the West Indies recall Seales, back young talent in ODI squad for New Zealand series.
Gambhir says he has given Samson 'clarity' on omission - India head coach Gautam Gambhir confirms that he has given Sanju Samson 'clarity' on omission from the playing XI and the subsequent squad for the Zimbabwe T20Is. This comes despite Samson's stellar performance in the recent T20 World Cup and IPL, raising questions about the team's selection strategy amidst a challenging run of results.
Optimism is growing for India's white-ball tour of Bangladesh in September, as the BCB ready to increase security for India's Bangladesh tour, ensuring all necessary measures are in place to address the concerns that led to the tour's postponement last year. With new leadership at the Bangladesh Cricket Board, a renewed focus on international relations sets the stage for a successful series.
In a strategic move to balance international commitments with global franchise opportunities, New Zealand confirm four players to hold casual contracts for the upcoming 2026-27 season.
In a bold selection move, 19-year-old Vitel Lawes could make West Indies debut without professional game experience after being named in the squad for the opening ODIs against New Zealand.
Cricket Australia remains firm in its belief that the domestic injury replacement protocols could revolutionize the global game, as officials remain CA confident Sheffield Shield injury subsitution rule right for international cricket could set a new standard for the sport.
As the 2026-27 domestic schedule is revealed, Cricket Australia is prioritizing a return to competitive balance, with officials confirming that More runs, longer games: CA eyes shift in Sheffield Shield remain a primary objective to better prepare players for the rigors of international competition.
In a display of sheer composure and skill, Holland 92* keeps Somerset qualification hopes alive, powering her team to a dramatic two-wicket victory over Essex in the Vitality Blast to revive their chances of reaching Finals Day.
In a brutally honest assessment, Shreyas Iyer described the 'Atrocious, awful, unacceptable' - Iyer on India's performance after the side suffered a historic 125-run defeat at the hands of England in the third T20I at Trent Bridge.
Archer, Tongue hand India their biggest T20I defeat - In a stunning display of pace and precision, Jofra Archer and Josh Tongue hand India their biggest T20I defeat by a staggering 125 runs at Trent Bridge. This monumental collapse saw the two-time reigning T20 world champions post their second-lowest T20I total, continuing a worrying trend in their form and setting a new, unwanted record for the margin of defeat in the format.
