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2 months ago | 
brandsynario.com | Huzaifa Gaba
Imagine signing a contract, giving your best on the field, and then waiting endlessly to get paid. Sounds frustrating, right? Well, that’s the harsh reality for many cricketers playing in franchise cricket leagues worldwide. Late payments have become an ugly trend in cricket’s booming franchise circuit. From the Abu Dhabi T10 to the Cayman Max60, multiple leagues have been flagged for not paying players on time.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
brandsynario.com | Huzaifa Gaba
Cricket fans were buzzing over the past few days, all thanks to a headline-grabbing controversy: Would India sport the host nation’s name, Pakistan, on their jersey for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025? The issue created quite the stir, with debates raging across social media and former cricketers chiming in without verifying the facts. But as it turns out, this controversy was much ado about nothing.
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
brandsynario.com | Huzaifa Gaba
The ICC Champions Trophy is more than just a cricket tournament; it’s a spectacle where history, pride, and tradition come alive. With the 2025 edition set to begin on February 19, there’s one item besides the trophy itself that every cricketer dreams of wearing — the iconic white jacket. But why is this white jacket such a big deal? Let’s explore the story behind it. While the Champions Trophy began way back in 1998 in Bangladesh, the white jacket didn’t make an appearance until the 2009 edition.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
brandsynario.com | Usman Kashmirwala
Oscar contender The Brutalist has found itself at the center of controversy after revealing its use of AI in post-production.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
brandsynario.com | Huzaifa Gaba
Salman Ali Agha, a name that has steadily risen in Pakistan’s cricketing circles, has recently found himself in the crosshairs of an orchestrated smear campaign. Appointed as the vice-captain of Pakistan’s white-ball team on October 27, 2024, following Mohammad Rizwan’s elevation to captaincy, Salman’s leadership credentials are now being under scrutiny.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
brandsynario.com | Huzaifa Gaba
In Pakistan, we often hear about the abundance of top-notch talent of cricket talent in our domestic circuit. Fans and media alike buzz with excitement, claiming our backups are ready to shine at the international level. But when these players finally get their chance, many fail to make the impact expected of them. Why? The answer lies not in the talent pool but in how we nurture, manage, and introduce this talent to international cricket.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
brandsynario.com | Huzaifa Gaba
It’s not every day you get to see a piece of cricketing history up close. But for the students of a private college in Karachi, Friday turned out to be just that kind of day. Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed, the man who famously led Pakistan to their first-ever ICC Champions Trophy title in 2017, made a special appearance at the college for the trophy tour. The excitement was palpable as Sarfaraz walked into the college, greeted by cheers from students and faculty alike.
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Nov 16, 2024 | 
brandsynario.com | Huzaifa Gaba
Pakistan football finds itself entangled in a governance crisis that has far-reaching implications for the sport’s development in the country. At the heart of the dispute is the tension between the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) and the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) Normalization Committee (NC), appointed by FIFA in 2019 to resolve long-standing issues within Pakistan’s football ecosystem.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
brandsynario.com | Huzaifa Gaba
The cricket world is caught in a tug-of-war as the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) remain locked in a heated standoff over the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. After India’s official refusal to visit Pakistan, the ICC is left to navigate this diplomatic minefield, trying to keep everyone happy. But with so much at stake, can the PCB afford to back down? And will the BCCI agree to send India to Pakistan? Let’s dive into the latest developments.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
brandsynario.com | Huzaifa Gaba
Afghanistan is quickly becoming the land of mystery spinners. The country seems to unearth spinning prodigies every year, and now they have a new sensation: 18-year-old Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar. The young spinner just made a massive impact, taking six wickets to help Afghanistan secure a commanding 92-run victory over Bangladesh in the first ODI in Sharjah.