Zara Khan is a senior sports correspondent for Geo News, widely recognised for his incisive coverage of Pakistan's fast‑bowling legacy and his digital‑first approach to cricket broadcasting. A University of Peshawar graduate, he grew up watching the great Pakistani pacers and has since dedicated his career to dissecting reverse swing, seam positioning, and the art of fast bowling under subcontinental conditions. Zara reports from the PSL, bilateral series, and ICC tournaments, often bringing a multimedia angle—using data visualisation, slow‑motion breakdowns, and player interviews to tell the story behind each delivery. He also devotes considerable time to scouting talent in the club grounds of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, profiling young quicks long before they reach the national radar. A Pakistan Media Award winner, Zara is deeply committed to modernising cricket journalism in Pakistan and mentoring the next generation of sports reporters.
0 postsIn a major boost for the upcoming cricket calendar, Three T20Is added to India Women's tour of South Africa will see the two powerhouses face off in an expanded series this December, providing a crucial platform for preparations ahead of the inaugural ICC Women's Champions Trophy.
England announce 16-men squad for the Pakistan Test series, marking a significant moment as they prepare for a new chapter under returning captain Joe Root. This selection features a compelling blend of seasoned campaigners and exciting new talents, setting the stage for an anticipated three-match home series.
After an extended period away from the crease, Marnus Labuschagne's 'longest break' leaves him feeling confident and rejuvenated, believing he has rediscovered the crucial formula for scoring Test centuries once more. The Australian number three is poised to trust his proven process and shed the "greedy" approach that has seen him miss out on big scores in recent times.
A resilient Mehidy Hasan Miraz century lifts Bangladesh after Corey Rocchiccioli takes six on the opening day of their warm-up match against Cricket Australia XI in Darwin. Despite early top-order struggles against off-spin, Bangladesh posted 263 before striking back late with the ball.
In a major boost for the next generation of Black Caps, it has been confirmed that New Zealand A to play in Top End T20 Series and one-dayers in Australia this coming August and September.
Following an eight-wicket loss to Pakistan, West Indies captain Roston Chase reflected on team selection and balance, acknowledging, Chase: 'We could have made room for an extra spinner' after the two-match Test series concluded in a 1-1 draw.
Ryan Patel's commanding batting performance set the stage for Surrey before Tom Lawes' exceptional four-wicket haul solidified their victory, as Patel drives Surrey before Lawes four-for sinks Kent by 95 runs at the Kia Oval, propelling them closer to the Metro Bank One-Day Cup knockout stages.
Teenager Manny Lumsden delivered a career-best performance as Lumsden, Abbott run through Glamorgan to keep Hampshire in contention for a place in the knockout stages of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
Jos Buttler has officially entered the history books as the leading run-scorer in T20 cricket, as Buttler takes T20 runs record as Super Giants snap losing streak in a comprehensive victory over the Welsh Fire.
Following a frustrating washout in their opening ODI against Afghanistan, it has been confirmed that Ireland to play Qualifier for 2027 ODI World Cup as their hopes for direct qualification have officially ended.
Prendergast stars as Fire boost qualification hopes after an exceptional four-wicket haul from Ireland's Orla Prendergast inspired Welsh Fire to a tense three-wicket victory over Manchester Super Giants at Emirates Old Trafford in The Hundred.
In a nostalgic and significant move for New Zealand cricket, Suzie Bates takes up domestic contract with Otago after 20 years, signaling a new chapter for the veteran star as the domestic season approaches.
