Atique Ur Rehman is a journalist who writes for Geo Super, The News International, and the Geo Tv Network. His articles primarily focus on sports, including cricket and squash, with a particular emphasis on the Pakistan national team. He has also been featured in The Nation.
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By: Atique Ur Rehman
Pakistan defeated by India in the final of the men's Junior Hockey Asia Cup 2024 on Wednesday as Araijeet Singh Hundal smashed four goals, leading his side to a victorious score of 5-3 in...
By: Atique Ur Rehman
The meeting will start with a special welcome ceremony for Jay Shah, the new ICC Chairman
By: Faizan Lakhani, Atique Ur Rehman
Sources says delay occurred due to India's failure to respond to Pakistan's proposal By | | December 05, 2024
An important meeting of the International Cricket Council , set to take decisions regarding the hosting of the Champions Trophy 2025 today , was postponed again before its commencement in Dubai as...
By: Faizan Lakhani
KARACHI: The long-standing dispute between India and Pakistan over the 2025 Champions Trophy is finally close to being resolved as both sides agreed to play their matches at neutral venues for ICC tournaments either hosted by...
By: Atique Ur Rehman
KARACHI: Pakistan and India have reportedly agreed on adopting a hybrid model which would enable both sides to play their matches at neutral venues for the International Cricket Council's...
The series kicks off with the first ODI scheduled for December 10
Top team from each group will qualify for the prestigious tournament
the ICC delegation is all set to visit Lahore
Pakistan have an unassailable 2-0 lead in the ongoing series
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