Explanation

• Medal: Gold
• Winning Throw: 92.97 m
• Date: 8 August 2024
• Origin: Mian Channu, Pakistan
• Previous Olympic Record: 90.57 m by Andreas Thorkildsen (Beijing 2008)
• Global Ranking: Sixth longest throw ever; best in the world in 2024

Last verified on 02-02-2026

Explanation

• Champion: Peshawar Zalmi
• Runner-up: Quetta Gladiators
• Edition: 2nd PSL
• Dates: 9 February – 5 March 2017
• Administrator: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)
• Format: Twenty20 (T20)
• Venues: UAE & Pakistan
• Final Venue: Lahore
• Final Result: Peshawar Zalmi won by 58 runs
• Teams: 5
• Matches: 24
• Player of the Tournament: Kamran Akmal (353 runs)
• Most Runs: Kamran Akmal – 353
• Most Wickets: Sohail Khan (Karachi Kings) – 16 wickets
• Player of the Final: Darren Sammy (Peshawar Zalmi)

Additional information:

• 2016: Islamabad United
• 2018: Islamabad United
• 2019: Quetta Gladiators
• 2020: Karachi Kings
• 2021: Multan Sultans

Last verified on 15-07-2026

Explanation

Babar Azam is the current Test captain of the Pakistan men's national cricket team.

He replaced Shan Masood in July 2026.

He will represent Pakistan in upcoming tours of the West Indies and England.

Last Updated on 05-07-2026

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Explanation

Arshad Nadeem

• Winning Throw: 92.97 m
• Medal: Gold
• Date: 8 August 2024
• Origin: Mian Channu, Pakistan
• Previous Olympic Record: 90.57 m by Andreas Thorkildsen (Beijing 2008)
• Global Ranking: Sixth longest throw ever; best in the world in 2024

Last verified on 02-02-2026

Explanation

Fatima Sana belongs to Pakistan. The all-rounder and national team captain set Women's T20 World Cup records, notably becoming the first captain in the tournament's history to score a fifty and take three wickets in a single match (achieving 55 and 3/16 against South Africa)

Additional Information about Women’s T20 World Cup 2026

Venue: England & Wales

Editon: 10th

Dates: 12 June to 5 Jul 2026

Participating teams: 12

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