Suzuki Pakistan Unveils New Corporate Slogan “By Your Side”
Suzuki Pakistan has launched its new corporate slogan, “Suzuki By Your Side,” highlighting the brand’s commitment to supporting customers in their daily lives. The slogan reflects Suzuki’s focus on reliability, customer trust, and a people-centered approach, emphasizing that the company aims to be more than a vehicle provider — it seeks to be a companion in mobility. Operating in Pakistan since 1983, Suzuki continues to strengthen its connection with local drivers while maintaining its global vision
Australian High Commissioner Visits PCB National Cricket Academy and Museum
Australian High Commissioner to Pakistan, Timothy Kane, visited the Pakistan Cricket Board’s National Cricket Academy and PCB Museum in Lahore, where he met with PCB COO Sumair Ahmad Syed. The visit highlighted Pakistan’s player development programs, modern training infrastructure, and the rich history of Pakistan cricket. It also reinforced the longstanding cricketing relationship between Pakistan and Australia, showcasing how the sport continues to strengthen bilateral ties, cultural exchange, and mutual respect between the two nations.
Back-Channel Talks Underway After Pakistan Decide to Skip India T20 World Cup Clash
Pakistan’s decision to forfeit its ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 group match against India has triggered urgent back-channel discussions involving the ICC, PCB, and government officials. While Pakistan will still participate in the tournament, the high-profile February 15 clash will not be played, with India set to receive the points. The move has major sporting, commercial, and diplomatic implications, prompting behind-the-scenes efforts to manage the fallout and protect the integrity of the World Cup.
Nawaz Takes Five Wickets as Pakistan Whitewash Australia in T20 Series
Pakistan completed a dominant 3–0 T20I series whitewash against Australia, highlighted by a sensational five-wicket haul from Mohammad Nawaz in the final match at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. Nawaz’s career-best bowling performance powered Pakistan to a comfortable victory and marked the team’s first-ever clean sweep over Australia in T20 internationals, providing strong momentum ahead of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026.
Saim Ayub’s All-Round Performance Leads Pakistan to Victory Over Australia in First T20I
Saim Ayub delivered a match-winning all-round performance as Pakistan defeated Australia by 22 runs in the first T20I at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. The young opener scored a rapid 40 off 22 balls and claimed two key wickets, earning Player of the Match honors. Pakistan’s disciplined bowling effort sealed their first T20I victory over Australia in more than seven years, giving the hosts a 1–0 lead in the three-match series and a timely confidence boost ahead of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026.
Pakistan’s Babar Azam Debate: It’s Not Just About Strike Rate
The debate around Babar Azam’s role in T20 cricket goes beyond strike rate alone. While he remains the highest run-scorer in T20 internationals and a symbol of consistency for Pakistan, questions continue over how his anchoring style fits into the modern, high-tempo T20 game. Supporters highlight his experience, technique, and ability to provide stability, while critics focus on the need for faster scoring. As Pakistan looks ahead to major tournaments, the discussion reflects a broader challenge of balancing experience with evolving T20 strategies.
Shehzad Roy’s New Song Highlights the Pressures on Children in PakistanA Gentle Reminder About Childhood
Renowned singer and education advocate Shehzad Roy has released a new song, “Late Ho Gaye,” highlighting the pressures faced by children in Pakistan’s schooling system. The song encourages parents and society to rethink early academic expectations, heavy homework, and language challenges, advocating for a more holistic and nurturing approach to education. Through heartfelt lyrics and a poignant music video, Roy emphasizes that childhood should be a time for curiosity, creativity, and joy, sparking nationwide conversations on stress-free learning.
Pakistan to Take Final Call on T20 World Cup Participation by Next Week
Pakistan is set to make a final decision on its participation in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 by next week, following consultations between the Pakistan Cricket Board and the federal government. Interior Minister and PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi confirmed that discussions with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif are ongoing, with all options under review. An official announcement is expected by Friday or early next week, bringing clarity ahead of the tournament scheduled to begin on February 7.
Babar Azam and Shaheen Shah Afridi Named in Pakistan’s T20 World Cup Squad; Haris Rauf Omitted
Pakistan has announced its 15-member squad for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, with senior stars Babar Azam and Shaheen Shah Afridi included to lead the team’s campaign. While their selection adds experience and stability, fast bowler Haris Rauf has been left out, a decision made with team balance and playing conditions in mind. The squad blends experience with emerging talent as Pakistan prepares to compete in the global tournament hosted by India and Sri Lanka.
Sky47 Launches Pakistan’s Largest Cloud and AI Infrastructure Platform
Pakistan has strengthened its digital future with the launch of Sky47 Cloud and AI, the country’s largest cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure platform, inaugurated near Islamabad. Designed to deliver enterprise-grade cloud services and AI-ready computing, Sky47 offers secure, scalable, and locally hosted infrastructure to support businesses, government organisations, and innovators. The platform is expected to play a key role in accelerating Pakistan’s digital economy, enhancing data sovereignty, and driving long-term technological growth.