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In a short time, he has created more than $1billion for the country’s national exchequer as well as being in and out of court. The former Prime Minister is seen to be trying to get away from his previous failures, by announcing a new path of development. He was once a prominent member of PPP but it is now seen that he has become too popular with those who are currently under pressure due to their past mistakes. If you think this may have been a deliberate move by him, then you could also consider these political figures below in terms of what happened, when they took over government, because there were certain changes in the coalition, which made them unpopular, so they had no choice but to turn against each other. Pakistani PM Imran Khan Pakistani people love his charismatic personality. His popularity at home and abroad goes beyond his charisma. Some say his success is due to his charm and confidence, but he is actually a good storyteller. When he came to power, he was known to make

Imran Khan: Criticizing Pakistan's PM for consulting PML-N supremo Nawaz, Imran Khan said that he went to a house "made of stolen money" to meet a "convict" in London. .The decision for the appointment of the next army chief of Pakistan will be made in London, claimed former Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday as he slammed both PM Shehbaz Sharif, who is in the UK to meet his elder brother Nawaz Sharif, and Nawaz himself. Today, a spectacle is taking place in London. Nowhere does such a scene takes place. Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in London. What is the purpose of the meeting? Talks are being held on the decision to choose the Pakistan army chief," said the PTI chief, in a video posted on his party's social media handles, in reference to Shehbaz's purported talks on the appointment of the next army chief. "The important decisions of the country are taken abroad and by those who have looted Pakistan for the last 30 years," he a

England captain Jos Buttler has paid Pakistan's fast bowling attack the ultimate compliment on the eve of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup final by declaring some of their quicks will finish their careers among the best pace bowlers the country has ever produced. Buttler will go head-to-head against Pakistan's bevy of quality pacers in Sunday's T20 World Cup final at the MCG and his battle at the top of England's batting order will go a long way to deciding who claims the coveted trophy. Left-arm quick Shaheen Afridi already has 10 wickets at the tournament and is renowned as one of the best quicks in T20I cricket, while Naseem Shah , Haris Rauf and Mohammad Wasim have been among the better performed seamers at this year's tournament Pakistan have been well renowned for producing quality fast bowlers over a long period of time, with the likes of Wasim Akram , Shoaib Akhtar , Waqar Younis and Imran Khan among the best quicks to have ever played. But Buttler rates

Pakistan Cricket Team Mentor Matthew Hayden talks about T20 World Cup trophy, Ramiz Raja's pep talk to players, the Men in Green's attitude ahead of final against England. MELBOURNE : The T20 World Cup 2022 is an opportunity for the Pakistan cricket team to set the nation alight and alive again with their performances, believes the team's mentor Matthew Hayden. Speaking to the media at MCG after a practice session, the former Australian cricketer said that the T20 World Cup final on Sunday between Pakistan and England will be a contest between Quality Bowling and Quality Batting. “It's a very emotional campaign,” he said about Pakistan. “ When it comes to these huge tournaments, we know what it means. It means the opportunity to lift the World Cup [trophy], it means the opportunity to set nations alight and alive again, reinvigorate a nation through its national team's performance ,” he said Hayden also highlighted the team bonding and how players treat each oth

Former Pakistan pacer, Shoaib Akhtar lambasted Team India post their 10-wicket defeat to England at the Adelaide Oval in the second semifinal of the 2022 T20 World Cup. “India did not deserve to meet us in MCG or allowed to take a flight to come to Melbourne because their cricket has been exposed today,” Akhtar said on his YouTube channel. He further added, “It is no big deal to reach the semifinals. Indian cricket, I think, is at the lowest right now because when it comes to ICC events, India will need to look at their captaincy, the management will need to take the blame.”

A prospect of reserve day and even a shared trophy could be on the cards. There will be some nervous looks skywards over the coming days in Melbourne with rain threatening the men's T20 World Cup final between England and Pakistan at the MCG on Sunday, raising the prospect of the reserve day being needed and even a shared trophy. There is currently a 95% chance of rain forecast for Sunday with between 15 and 25mm falling. "Very high (near 100%) chance of showers. The chance of a thunderstorm, possibly severe, with heavy falls possible," the Bureau of Meteorology was saying as of Friday morning. The reserve day is allocated on Monday, but that also has an uncertain forecast with again a 95% chance of rain and falls between 5 and 10mm. For the knockout matches in the tournament a minimum of 10 overs per side is needed to constitute a match, compared to five overs during the group stages. The first priority will be to complete a shortened match on Sunday if required, meani