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Get ready for an incredible monsoon season in Pakistan! Extraordinary rainfall is anticipated from June to August. **ISLAMABAD** – The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecasted significant monsoon rains across various regions in the country from June to August. According to the PMD, this year's monsoon season will likely bring a mix of usual and above-normal rainfall.  Heavy Rainfall Anticipated in Central and Northern Punjab Central and northern Punjab are expected to experience substantial rainfall this monsoon season. The PMD warns that these areas might see excessive rain, potentially leading to flooding and other weather-related disruptions.  Get ready for heavy rainfall in Southern Sindh! The forecast also indicates that southern Sindh is likely to face torrential rains. These intense downpours could lead to urban flooding and pose challenges to infrastructure and daily life.  Get ready for some unusually rainy weather in Baluchistan! Baluchistan is al...

Babar Azam stands by player selection despite series loss to England **LONDON** – In a recent turn of events, Pakistan's cricket team captain Babar Azam has come forward to defend the selection of his players following a disappointing series loss to England. The Men in Green struggled in the fourth and final T20I at The Oval, resulting in a comprehensive seven-wicket defeat for Pakistan. England chased down a target of 158 runs in just 15.3 overs, securing a 2-0 series win.  Reflecting on the Series Performance After the match, Babar Azam spoke candidly about the team's performance. "We are on the track but unable to click," he remarked, acknowledging the team's failure to maintain momentum in critical moments. Babar admitted that Pakistan's performance faltered significantly during the middle overs despite a promising start during the powerplay. "Backing Up Your Player Picks" Babar was quick to address the criticisms regarding team selection. He emp...