PCB applies for Indian visas in advance Karachi, Feb 4: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has applied to the Indian High Commission for the visas of the Pakistan squad members playing in the ICC World Cup 2011.It has applied for the visas in advance, as it does not ...
Waqar wants quick verdict in fixing case Lahore, Dec 11: Pakistan's cricket team's head coach Waqar Younis has called for a quick decision on the spot-fixing allegations surrounding some leading national cricketers."We need a clear picture so that whoever is eligible to play for Pakistan can then just ...
PCB tells players not to do WC advertising Lahore, Dec 8: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has advised five players, including captain Shahid Afridi, to avoid participating in advertising campaigns for next year's World Cup.According to the Nation, Afridi, Abdur Razzaq, Younus Khan, Umar Gul and Shoaib Akhtar had ...
Beard has something to do with it! By Syed Ahsan AliYears of politics and controversies in the alleys of Pakistan cricket yielded a syndrome of fondness for conspiracy theory. ...
Shoaib Akhtar wants last crack at Australia Lahore:Fit-again fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar wants to lead Pakistan~~s attack against Australia later this year, saying that the world champions bring out the best in him. ...
Jamaica police deny Younis's accusations Kingston:Jamaica police in charge of late Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer~~s murder investigation have dismissed allegations by star batsman Younis Khan that the entire team was treated like criminals in the aftermath of the incident. ...
Jamaica police deny Younis's accusations Kingston:Jamaica police in charge of late Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer~~s murder investigation have dismissed allegations by star batsman Younis Khan that the entire team was treated like criminals in the aftermath of the incident. ...
Inzy proposes Younis Khan's name as successor Lahore:Outgoing skipper Inzam-ul-Haq today proposed vice-captain Younis Khan for the captaincy of the beleaguered Pakistan team. ...
Nasim Ashraf denies match-fixing allegations London:Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Nasim Ashraf has denied the Pakistan cricket team were involved in any kind of match-fixing or corruption, a website reported Monday, as the Bob Woolmer murder investigation continued. ...
Please save Pakistan cricket, pleads Rashid Karachi:Former captain Rashid Latif Friday demanded cricket chiefs come forward and save Pakistan from near-collapse after the World Cup debacle. ...