More imagesLahore :Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) appointed Shoaib Malik to succeed Inzamam-ul-Haq as national cricket captain, saying the young all-rounder symbolised the team's future after a dismal World Cup.
More imagesKarachi:Fitness and fielding hold the key if Pakistan want to turn their huge potential into success in the World Cup in the Caribbean.
Karachi:Former Pakistan great Sarfraz Nawaz took a swipe at umpire Darrell Hair, saying his legal action for alleged racial discrimination was motivated by money and had stained the image of cricket umpires.
Karachi:Former bowling greats criticised the dropping of paceman Shoaib Akhtar from Pakistan's 17-man team for the South Africa tour starting next week, saying it would reduce pressure on the hosts.
Lahore:The stormy petrel of Pakistan cricket and former pacer Sarfraz Nawaz lambasted the International Cricket Council (ICC), accusing it of encouraging match-fixing by letting one after another culprit off the hook and demanded immediate dissolution of its Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU).
New Delhi:Former Pakistani pacer Sarfraz Nawaz says he is open to work as a bowling coach with Rahul Dravid's men as he has the pills to kill the ills that plague bowlers in India.
More imagesLahore:Former greats said the doping scandal involving Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif was a huge blow to Pakistan and urged cricket chiefs here to lift their game.
Lahore:The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is looking to get banned speedster Shabbir Ahmed's action cleared ahead of the series against England in June so that the pacer can lead the country's bowling attack in case Shoaib Akhtar and other regular bowlers fail to recover from their injuries.
Karachi:Pakistan's former Test pacer Sarfraz Nawaz says he can help in correcting the bowling action of young fast bowler Shabbir Ahmed who has been reported by the International Cricket Council and is suspended from bowling by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
Islamabad:Former Pakistan Test cricketer Sarfraz Nawaz has welcomed the recent changes in the Limited Over games and observed that it will create further attraction for the cricket lovers.
