Stumps : Day 2 - Essex trail by 52 runs.

281/8

Leicestershire

333/10

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Day 2 - Nottinghamshire trail by 90 runs.

Hampshire

214/10

Nottinghamshire

124/3

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Stumps : Day 2 - Warwickshire trail by 237 runs.

Warwickshire

123/6

Glamorgan

360/10

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Stumps : Day 2 - Surrey trail by 469 runs.

Yorkshire

486/10

Surrey

17/0

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Stumps : Day 2 - Sussex trail by 504 runs.

Somerset

526/8d

Sussex

22/1

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Day 2 - Durham trail by 350 runs.

Kent

523/10

Durham

173/5

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Day 2 - Gloucestershire lead by 48 runs.

Gloucestershire

154/10 & 21/3

Northamptonshire

127/10

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Stumps : Day 2 - Middlesex trail by 186 runs.

Middlesex

177/10 & 13/1

Derbyshire

376/10

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Day 2 - Lancashire trail by 242 runs.

28/0

270/10

VAN won by 1 run

101/9

102/9

ABL won by 4 wickets

210/6

209/9

PBCC won by 3 wickets

Mohammedan Sporting Club

303/6

Prime Bank Cricket Club

307/7

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ABC won by 4 wickets

Gazi Group Cricketers

252/8

Agrani Bank Cricket Club

253/6

LOR won by 205 runs

354/8

149/10

CITY won by 6 wickets

Rupganj Tigers Cricket Club

246/7

249/4

DLP won by 120 runs

231/10

351/7

NEP won by 9 wickets

199/1

United States of America

195/10

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Stumps : Day 1 - Pakistan trail by 257 runs.

278/10

21/0

JPN won by 9 wickets

82/1

81/10

SK won by 8 wickets

95/2

94/8

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Pakistan to Host First Ever T20I Tri-Series with Afghanistan and Sri Lanka in November

by K D Mishra September 7, 2025

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Pakistan to Host First Ever T20I Tri-Series with Afghanistan and Sri Lanka in November The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has officially announced a Tri-Nation T20 series featuring Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka, which will be held in Lahore and Rawalpindi from November 17 to 29. In the tournament, each team will play the others twice during the six-match group stage and the top two teams will move on to the final. The final is scheduled for November 29 at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium making a total of seven matches in the series.

The tournament will start on November 17 with Pakistan hosting Afghanistan at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Afghanistan will then play Sri Lanka on November 19 also in Rawalpindi. Later, the matches will move to Lahore, where Afghanistan will face Pakistan on November 23 and take on Sri Lanka on November 25 in their last group-stage game.

Pakistan will also welcome South Africa for a two-match Test series as part of the ICC World Test Championship 2025-27, along with three T20Is and three ODIs from October 12 to November 8. PCB Chief Operating Officer Sumair Ahmed Syed said he’s really excited about Pakistan’s first T20I tri-series, calling it a perfect way to get ready for the T20 World Cup and a real treat for the fans.

“We look forward to hosting Sri Lanka and Afghanistan for Pakistan’s maiden T20I tri-series. This event will not only offer excellent preparation for next year’s ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, but also present fans with exciting cricket across venues." PCB Chief Operating Officer Sumair Ahmed Syed said.

“Earlier this year, PCB successfully delivered the ICC Champions Trophy and the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier. These achievements underline our capacity and readiness to host back-to-back international events at the highest level.”

Right now, Afghanistan, Pakistan and the UAE are playing another tri-nation series in the UAE to get ready for the upcoming Asia Cup.

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Tri-Series T20I Schedule: Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka

Date	Match	Venue
17 Nov	Pakistan vs Afghanistan	Rawalpindi
19 Nov	Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan	Rawalpindi
22 Nov	Pakistan vs Sri Lanka	Lahore
23 Nov	Pakistan vs Afghanistan	Lahore
25 Nov	Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan	Lahore
27 Nov	Pakistan vs Sri Lanka	Lahore
29 Nov	Final	Lahore

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K D Mishra

I am a dedicated sports content writer who loves cricket and enjoys creating friendly and engaging content. I write about big moments, player performances, and match stories in simple and clear words, helping fans stay informed and connected to cricket around the world.