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Google’s Year in Search 2025 paints a vivid picture of what captured Pakistan’s attention online, with searches spanning from Pakistan’s ever-lasting love of Cricket and athletes to quick recipes and curious how-to queries.
Cricket on Top with Local Dramas Close Behind in Pakistan’s Entertainment Searches
Cricket continues to lead Pakistan’s search trends for another year, with major matchups and tournaments dominating online curiosity. Fans actively searched for fixtures like Pakistan’s matches against South Africa, India & New Zealand. Among major tournaments, Pakistan’s homegrown “Pakistan Super League” remained the most popular tournament alongside “Asia Cup”, and the “ICC Champions Trophy”, reflecting the nation’s unwavering enthusiasm for cricket and particularly its local league.
As expected, cricketing athletes captured the attention of Pakistanis as well. Fans mostly searched and followed emerging talents like “Abhishek Sharma”, “Hassan Nawaz” and “Irfan Khan Niazi” whose performances throughout 2025 kept fans talking.
Apart from cricket, Pakistanis switched to local dramas for some more entertainment. Dramas remained a favourite topic of interest for Pakistani viewers in 2025, with audiences eagerly following the storylines and performances that kept them hooked. Popular dramas such as “Sher”, “Judwaa” & “Aas Paas” dominated search trends, reflecting the nation’s love for engaging narratives, compelling characters, and memorable on-screen moments.
News, Tech, Recipes and How-To Questions Drive Pakistan’s Digital Curiosity
On the tech front, searches for AI tools like “Gemini”, “On4t” and “Google AI Studio” highlighted Pakistanis’ growing interest in artificial intelligence. Once again, reflecting cricket’s grip in Pakistan, the streaming apps like “myco” and “Tamasha” remained popular choices to search and stream cricket matches. Trending searches for “non-fungible tokens” reflected a desire to explore emerging digital innovations.
In 2025, Pakistanis also increasingly turned to Google Search for real-time updates on the issues that mattered most in their daily lives. Critical topics such as the Karachi floods and the flooding near the Chenab River saw a surge in searches, with people looking for the latest alerts, safety information, and on-ground developments. Users also sought clarity on key government initiatives like the Punjab Socio-Economic Registry, “Asaan Karobar Card”, and the “Prime Minister’s Laptop Scheme 2025”. Educational updates—including “FBISE” and other exam results remained heavily searched, while economic indicators like gold rates and international developments, including news from “Iran”, kept Pakistanis informed.
Pakistan’s recipe searches showed a blend of tradition and modern tastes. Classic comfort foods like mutton, beef, sweet dishes, dough items, and soups remained popular, reflecting strong cultural roots. At the same time, rising interest in quinoa, tofu and sandwiches pointed to a shift toward healthier, quicker, and more global flavours.
In the How-to category, nothing sparked more curiosity than Karachi’s newly introduced e-challans. People from all over Pakistan jumped online to decode this sudden wave of traffic strictness, eager to see what the alerts meant and how the process worked. Beyond this nationwide discussion, Pakistanis also explored a mix of fun and practical searches—from navigating car insurance, dabbling in investments, and even creating Ghibli-style photos, reflecting a country that stays curious, adaptable, and digitally engaged.
“Year in Search gives us a unique lens into what inspires, informs, and excites Pakistanis. From cricket and entertainment to everyday how-to questions and emerging technologies, the trends this year show a nation that is curious, creative, and increasingly digital-first. It’s encouraging to see people using Search not just for answers, but to learn new skills, explore opportunities, and stay connected to what matters in their lives. With new features like AI Mode, Google is also helping surface more relevant and helpful answers, making it easier for users to get answers that are most relevant to them,” said Farhan Qureshi, Regional Director, Business & Operations, Google.
Google’s Year in Search 2025 provides a fascinating glimpse into Pakistan’s evolving digital landscape, highlighting how curiosity, creativity, and technology continue to shape the nation’s online interests.
Google’s annual year-end lists for this year comprise the following seven categories:
Cricket
1. Pakistan vs South Africa
2. Pakistan Super League
3. Asia Cup
4. Pakistan vs India
5. Pakistan vs New Zealand
6. India vs England
7. Pakistan vs West Indies
8. India vs Australia
9. ICC Champions Trophy
10. Pakistan vs United Arab Emirates
Athletes
1. Abhishek Sharma
2. Hassan Nawaz
3. Irfan Khan Niazi
4. Sahibzada Farhan
5. Muhammad Abbas
6. Saim Ayub
7. Yasir Khan
8. Kashif Ali
9. Saif Hassan
10. Abdul Samad
Local news
1. Punjab Socio-Economic Registry
2. Karachi Floods
3. Iran
4. Asaan Karobar Card
5. Flood Situation Near Chenab River
6. FBISE Results
7. 10th Class Examination Results
8. Prime Minister’s Laptop Scheme 2025
9. Gold Rates in Pakistan
10. 9th Class Result Announcement Date 2025
Dramas
1) Sher
2) Judwaa
3) Aas Paas
4) Naqaab
5) Mohra
6) Iqtidar
7) Parwarish
8) Meri Zindagi Hai Tu
9) Dayan
10) Dunyapur
Tech
1) Gemini
2) Tamasha
3) DeepSeek
4) myco
5) On4t
6) Google AI Studio
7) Claude
8) iPhone 17
9) Grok
10) Non-Fungible Token
Recipes
1) Sandwich Recipes
2) Food Fusion Recipes
3) Quinoa Recipes
4) Dough Recipes
5) Sweet Dishes Recipes
6) Mutton Recipes
7) Easy Recipes
8) Tofu Recipes
9) Soup Recipes
10) Beef Recipes
How-to
1) How To Check E Challan Karachi
2) How To See Unsent Messages On Instagram
3) How To Do Car Insurance
4) How To Invest In Crypto Market
5) How To Invest In Stock Market
6) How To Apply For Credit Card
7) How To Make Ghibli Photo
8) How To Choose Best Lawyer
9) How To Print From Phone Using Nokoprint App
10) How To Upload Blog
