Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Watch Live
UPDATED
FUEL PRICE
20-OCT-2026
PETROL
▼ -5.16 PKR
Rs. 381.14/ltr
DIESEL
▼ -7.69 PKR
Rs. 389.27/ltr
Headlines
Judicial Commission recommends JIT to reinvestigate Mir Raza case Pakistan moves toward finalising new five-year auto policy PSX closes lower as KSE-100 index falls 814 points Pakistan set England 303-run target in tri-nation ODI series Gold prices fall by Rs3600 per tola in Pakistan Grilled lemon remedy may help soothe throat infections and ease painful coughing Pakistan and Qatar join forces to boost security amid rising regional challenges IMF urges Pakistan to expand tax net, cut concessions to boost economic growth Pakistan’s army chief arrives in Tehran amid US-Iran tensions Maldives president lands in Pakistan as both nations eye major trade and defense deals Federal govt cuts petrol price by Rs5.16, diesel by Rs7.69 per litre Meghan Markle faces fresh controversy over Guy Ritchie series UK moves to crackdown on loud music on buses and trains Simple home remedy for itchy scalp and dandruff Russian satellite maneuvers near commercial spacecraft draw scrutiny Pakistan, Sri Lanka fined for slow over rates in tri-series opener ‘Your talent deserves opportunity,’ CM Maryam Nawaz says after opening Honhaar scholarship applications for Punjab students Google Messages may soon add traffic updates Saudi Arabia’s new ambassador Rajeh Tami Al-Baqami meets Field Marshal Asim Munir Judicial Commission recommends JIT to reinvestigate Mir Raza case Pakistan moves toward finalising new five-year auto policy PSX closes lower as KSE-100 index falls 814 points Pakistan set England 303-run target in tri-nation ODI series Gold prices fall by Rs3600 per tola in Pakistan Grilled lemon remedy may help soothe throat infections and ease painful coughing Pakistan and Qatar join forces to boost security amid rising regional challenges IMF urges Pakistan to expand tax net, cut concessions to boost economic growth Pakistan’s army chief arrives in Tehran amid US-Iran tensions Maldives president lands in Pakistan as both nations eye major trade and defense deals Federal govt cuts petrol price by Rs5.16, diesel by Rs7.69 per litre Meghan Markle faces fresh controversy over Guy Ritchie series UK moves to crackdown on loud music on buses and trains Simple home remedy for itchy scalp and dandruff Russian satellite maneuvers near commercial spacecraft draw scrutiny Pakistan, Sri Lanka fined for slow over rates in tri-series opener ‘Your talent deserves opportunity,’ CM Maryam Nawaz says after opening Honhaar scholarship applications for Punjab students Google Messages may soon add traffic updates Saudi Arabia’s new ambassador Rajeh Tami Al-Baqami meets Field Marshal Asim Munir

Ahmed Shehzad slams PCT after T20 World Cup exit

Ahmed Shehzad slams PCT after T20 World Cup exit

  • Pakistan was eliminated from T20 World Cup 2024.
  • USA and India advance from Group A.
  • Pakistani team will return home after match with Ireland.
Pakistan’s cricket team has been eliminated from the T20 World Cup 2024, with the USA and India advancing from Group A to the Super 8 stage.

Pakistan’s slim chances depended on Ireland’s victory over the USA, but the match’s cancellation due to rain sealed Pakistan’s fate.

Ex-cricketers, particularly from Pakistan, have voiced their opinions on the team’s disappointing World Cup run, including Ahmed Shehzad.

Shehzad criticized Pakistan’s singular win against Canada and losses to the USA and India on his X account (formerly Twitter), calling for PCB chairman’s intervention.

“The deserving team is through to the Super 8 round. If you’re depending on Ireland to defeat someone, you seriously don’t deserve to qualify. Don’t think even ‘Kudrat Ka Nizam’ works for those who are not deserving or ready to improve. All eyes on PCB chairman now!,” Shehzad expressed.

Pakistan is set to face Ireland in their final World Cup match in Florida, where they previously lost to Ireland in a T20I series. However, the match may be canceled due to flood warnings in Florida.

Following this, the Pakistani team will return home.

[embedpost slug = "/babar-should-have-backed-shaheens-t20i-captaincy-shahid-afridi/"]

Recommended