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Oct 10, 2026

AjitHOST
43:15
And he also played as a captain in the first T20I.
AjitHOST
43:19
So while batting for the first time, he was in Rawalpindi.
AjitHOST
43:22
In fact, all the games are in Rawalpindi in this series.
AjitHOST
43:24
In the first game, Sri Lanka scored 182 runs, which is a very tight target.
AjitHOST
43:29
Lahiru Udara is their opener, he missed 100 runs and scored 91 runs in 55 games.
Stephan ShemiltCORRESPONDENT
68:15
We'll be in Pakistan for England's tri-series involving Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Stephan ShemiltCORRESPONDENT
68:20
The first game gets underway on the 18th of October, then England's first game is against the hosts on the 20th, and the TMS team will be live in Rawalpindi.
Stephan ShemiltCORRESPONDENT
68:32
Listen to every ball on BBC Sounds, 5 Sports Extra, and the BBC Sport website and app.
Wayne RooneyADVERTISER
68:38
[upbeat music] Wayne Rooney here.
Ed HawkinsHOST
33:08
Pakistan have won five of the last seven on the head-to-head.
Ed HawkinsHOST
33:11
That includes a two one series win at Rawalpindi in 2025.
Ed HawkinsHOST
33:16
This game is at Rawalpindi.
Ed HawkinsHOST
33:18
Pakistan lining up like this, we suspect.
Ed HawkinsHOST
33:22
Farhan, Sadat that is absolutely explosive up top.
Ed HawkinsHOST
36:31
Uh, three of the top five wicket takers in that time are spinners.
Ed HawkinsHOST
36:35
One of the odd ones out was D- Dushmantha Chameera, by the way.
Ed HawkinsHOST
36:38
Uh, and those three games in Rawalpindi on that head-to-head that I mentioned in 2025 between these teams, Pakistan chased 131, Sri Lanka defended 184, and Pakistan chased 114.
Brett DowneyNARRATOR
29:50
Balked ambition, as a rule, loathed sympathy.
Brett DowneyNARRATOR
29:54
After many prickly hot, interminable jolting hours, the train drew up at Rawalpindi Station.
Brett DowneyNARRATOR
30:00
Instantly, King was on his feet with his tunic on, and he was out on the blazing hot platform before the train's motion had quite ceased.
Brett DowneyNARRATOR
30:07
He began to walk up and down, not elbowing but percolating through the crowd, missing nothing worth noticing in all the hot kaleidoscope and seeming to find new amusement at every turn.
Brett DowneyNARRATOR
34:44
King's ears are part of the equipment for his exacting business, but he could not hear the door click shut again.
Brett DowneyNARRATOR
34:50
For about five minutes, while the train swayed headlong into Indian darkness, the man stood listening and watching King's face.
Brett DowneyNARRATOR
34:57
He stood so near that King recognized him for the one who had accosted him on Rawalpindi platform, and he could see the outline of the knife hilt that the man's fingers clutched underneath his shirt.
Brett DowneyNARRATOR
35:09
He'll either strike first, so as to kill us both and do the looting afterward, and in that case I think it will be easier to break his neck than his arm.
Ray RobinsonHOST
9:30
While in this second locality, I inquired about AKR Trakel and several people knew nothing about it, perhaps intentionally.
Ray RobinsonHOST
9:39
I then talked with the postmaster and he told me that all mail addressed to AKR Trakel is bundled up and forwarded to an address in Rawalpindi.
Ray RobinsonHOST
9:49
So that then was the answer.
Ray RobinsonHOST
9:51
AKR Trakel is not located in Trakel at all, but rather in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
Ray RobinsonHOST
9:58
Before leaving the area, I tuned into the channels used for the broadcasts from the two AKR stations and was surprised that reception from both stations was particularly poor in Trakel.
Ray RobinsonHOST
10:10
When I returned to the twin city complex in Pakistan, Islamabad and Rawalpindi, I discovered that AKR Trakel is indeed located in Rawalpindi.
Ray RobinsonHOST
10:21
Program production for this station takes place in its own studio complex, which is located on a main thoroughfare running through the city.
Ray RobinsonHOST
10:30
On many occasions, I'd seen this modest and unidentified white building without realizing its significance to the radio world.
Apoorva TalrejaHOST
19:47
In the same week, the PSL final was decided by 5 wickets, where Peshawar Zalmi chased down just 129.
Apoorva TalrejaHOST
19:54
And a few weeks ago, Rawalpindi's took 18.1 overs to chase 138 against Islamabad United.
Apoorva TalrejaHOST
20:02
So the old pattern of rotating and building still runs deep in the PSL.
Apoorva TalrejaHOST
20:07
But do you agree with Hanif that there needs to be a change in mindset where maybe teams and batters look at 250 and feel that, okay, we back ourselves to chase it? What do you think?
Pepe EscobarGUEST
10:07
And we got a confirmation.
Pepe EscobarGUEST
10:09
Uh, in fact, I asked our sources in Islamabad and Rawalpindi a direct question, and I wanted a direct answer.
Pepe EscobarGUEST
10:17
And we got-
Andrew NapolitanoHOST
10:17
What did they tell you?
Aishwaria SonavaneGUEST
21:24
And in the foreseeable future, I don't see... much changing in this equation and just to give a very quick perspective from India's side it is in India's I mean I'm sure India the India benefits from having this irritant for Pakistan on its western borders So the Afghanistan-Pakistan rivalry is here to stay.
Aishwaria SonavaneGUEST
21:55
And I mean, honestly, six years later, if someone told me this was going to happen, I don't think Islamabad, we saw the confidence in Islamabad and Rawalpindi when the Taliban took over.
Aishwaria SonavaneGUEST
22:08
Imran Khan had really good things to say about the Taliban's takeover.
Aishwaria SonavaneGUEST
22:14
And here we are now.
Vinamre KasanaaHOST
12:40
that is you were just hanging out in Pakistan hanging out with all the we are
Yashovardhan AzadGUEST
12:47
full of protection of course there was phalanx of protection we had with us and so I when I came back I said no can't allow Peshawar in Karachi that was jittery And then we said, where are the matches? I said, Pindi.
Yashovardhan AzadGUEST
13:02
Pindi because the army headquarter is there.
Yashovardhan AzadGUEST
13:06
So one test match would be great.
Yashovardhan AzadGUEST
13:08
Lahore, another one.
Yashovardhan AzadGUEST
16:16
And by the way, I've written the book.
Yashovardhan AzadGUEST
16:18
Three years later, that hotel where we stayed in Peshawar was blasted off with 40 tons of explosives.
Yashovardhan AzadGUEST
16:25
The hotel we stayed in Pindi near Islamabad, Marriott, was blown to smithereens.
Lacy PhillipsGUEST
31:33
[laughs]
Jessica GillHOST
31:34
The universe is giving me lazy r- I was like, "Real, right now?" And it was like, right down lazy river at Rawalpindi.
Lacy PhillipsGUEST
31:39
Right down.
Lacy PhillipsGUEST
31:39
[laughs]

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