The three-day warm-up match between Pakistan Shaheens and West Indies concluded in a draw, with Pakistan Shaheens finishing at 128-2 in 30 overs, chasing a target of 312 on the third day at Islamabad Club Ground in Islamabad. Following this, the West Indies Test squad is set to travel to Multan on Monday ahead of the first Test match, which begins on Friday, 17 January.

Taimur Khan of Pakistan Television (PTV) played a stunning unbeaten knock of 108 off 106 balls, guiding his team to a four-wicket victory over Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) on day four at the HPC Oval Ground in Karachi on Saturday. With little time left, PTV chased down a challenging target of 335 in 67 overs.

South Africa defeated Pakistan by 10 wickets in the second Test at Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town, on Monday, securing a 2-0 series victory. Chasing a modest target of 58 runs, they reached it in just 7.1 overs. Earlier, Pakistan's follow-on innings lasted 122.1 overs, where they were bowled out for 478.

A sensational century from opener Yasir Ali and an outstanding bowling performance by Mohammad Ali propelled the Stallions to a commanding 75-run victory over the Markhors in the final of the Champions T20 Cup 2024 at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Wednesday evening.

Pakistan took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match ODI series, defeating South Africa by 81 runs in the second game at Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town, on Thursday night. Chasing a target of 330, South Africa were bowled out for 248 in 43.1 overs.

Afghanistan secured a 100-run victory despite Usman Khan's century, as Pakistan U19 fell short while chasing a target of 307 in the second match of the U19 tri-series at the ICC Academy in Dubai on Friday.

A commanding 158-run partnership for the third wicket by Mohammad Suleman and Ali Zaryab steered Pakistan Shaheens to a convincing seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka 'A' on the final day at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

Sajid Khan and Noman Ali dominated England in the Rawalpindi Test, sharing 19 wickets between them to lead Pakistan to a nine-wicket win on day three. This victory sealed a 2-1 series win for Pakistan on Saturday.

Sri Lanka A secured a convincing seven-wicket victory over Pakistan Shaheens in the first semi-final at Oman Cricket Academy Ground in Muscat, booking their spot in the tournament final.

Saud Shakeel's masterful 134 and late-order heroics from Noman Ali and Sajid Khan propelled Pakistan to 344, securing a crucial 77-run lead over England in the deciding Test. England stumbled to 24-3, trailing by 53.