New Delhi:Top cricketers from the four Asian countries will get together to fight it out against the best oAfrica has to offer in a three-match day-night ODI series in the second Afro-Asia Cup to be held in Bangalore and Chennai from June six, BCCI president announced here on Wednesday.
Lahore:In a desperate bid to revive the career of Shabbir Ahmed, the Pakistan Cricket Board has urged the International Cricket Council (ICC) to give the banned pacer one more chance to clear his illegal bowling action.
Lahore:Former captain Majid Khan will plead for another review of the bowling action of banned Pakistani pacer Shabbir Ahmed when he attends the meeting of Cricket Committee of the International Cricket Council (ICC) in Dubai.
Lahore? at Sunil Gavaskar's "behind-the-scene" role in ''influencing'' key decisions as the ICC Cricket Committee chairman, the PCB is gunning for Sunny's head and has decided to field former Pakistan captain Majid Khan in the elections in June to succeed the Indian batting legend.
Karachi:Paceman Shoaib Akhtar's withdrawal from the Indian tour less than 24 hours after being fined and reprimanded for indiscipline has triggered off a heated debate in the cricket-mad country.
Karachi:Former Test fast bowler Saleem Altaf was on Friday appointed as Pakistan team's manager for the upcoming tour of India after another former player Majid Khan turned down the offer.
New Delhi: The floodgates seem to have opened ever since the Indian government's go- ahead to resume bilateral cricket ties with Pakistan.
Karachi: Pakistan is awaiting evidence of match-fixing from the International Cricket Council (ICC) before it decides whether to reopen a World Cup 1999 probe, an official said on Sunday.
New Delhi: Impressed by the merciless attack by Sachin Tendulkar on Pakistan's bowlers, former Pakistani skipper Imran Khan on Sunday said the batting maestro can win the World Cup for his team if he kept up his current form.
New Delhi: Impressed by the merciless attack by Sachin Tendulkar on Pakistan's bowlers, former Pakistani skipper Imran Khan on Sunday said the batting maestro can win the World Cup for his team if he kept up his current form.
