Karachi: With time running out for the proposed India-Pakistan cricket series, the PCB has said it would call off the much-talked-about rubber if the Indian government does not give its approval in the next couple
Islamabad: In a major development indicating that ties between India and Pakistan are getting back on track, both sides have now agreed to resume the peace dialogue process through what will now be termed as
Panaji: Despite border skirmishes, cross-border shelling and gunpowder-laced neighbourly acrimony, Bollywood films continue to provide a lifeline to Pakistan's film industry, says a leading filmmaker from across the border, Jamshed Mahmood Raza."It's very simple. We
Paris: Amidst the twin threats of global warming and extremist violence, The Paris conference is aimed at the most far-reaching deal ever to tackle global warming.On the sidelines of the Paris conference Prime Minister Narendra
Cricket fans on both sides of the border are eagerly awaiting the proposed series between India and Pakistan next month.But there is one final hurdle to be cleared before the series can take place.The Indian
Islamabad: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has given the green light for the country's cricket team to play a limited-overs series against India in Sri Lanka next month, Pakistan media reported Thursday.Private television channel Geo News
Karachi: Former fast bowling great Wasim Akram says that Pakistan should not mind playing the proposed series in India if the government gives the go ahead for the resumption of cricket ties.The two Asian neighbours
Karachi: IPL Chairman and BCCI functionary Rajeev Shukla has claimed that the Indian Board is open to considering any request from its Pakistan counterpart seeking permission for its players' participation in the Pakistan Super League."So
Srinagar: Electric power woes in winter have become endemic in Jammu and Kashmir and, for the moment, there is no light at the end of the tunnel. People of the state have become cynical enough
Karachi: A senior official of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has advised the Pakistan Cricket Board to start developing a safe venue at home instead of continuing to play its "home"
Mumbai: The cricket fans will have to wait a few more days to find out whether the iconic bilateral series between arch-rivals India and Pakistan would go ahead next month."Wait for a couple of more
Islamabad: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif wants cricket between Pakistan and India despite prevailing tensions between the two neighbours, a close aide of the prime minister has said.Sharif is an ardent fan of cricket. Vetoing a
Islamabad: The BCCI's actions are "malicious and motivated by greed", said a Pakistani daily on Wednesday. It asked authorities here to "resist this dishonest blackmail by the Indian board".An editorial "Malice from the BCCI" in
Lahore: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Shahryar Khan has made it clear that its team will not play a bilateral series in India as desired by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).A
Karachi: Pakistan Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq today made it clear that he is eager to play a series against India before taking a final decision on his retirement.Talking to the media in Lahore, Misbah said just
New York: Former Pakistani fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar heaved a sigh of relief when he was named in the team of his long-time rival Sachin Tendulkar for an inaugural three-match series in the US and
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will lose revenues worth approximately USD 85 million from its long-term broadcasting deal if it fails to host India for a full series over the next three to four
New Delhi: BCCI Secretary Anurag Thakur today said the atmosphere between India and Pakistan is not conducive for cricket right now and stressed on the importance of creating a good environment before resumption of the
Karachi: A senior PCB official has said that there is still hope for the India-Pakistan bilateral cricket series to be held in December in the UAE.Najam Sethi, who heads the PCB's executive committee, also downplayed
Mumbai: The much-anticipated talks between BCCI President Shashank Manohar and his Pakistan counterpart Shahryar Khan will not take place today after Shiv Sena activists stormed the Indian Cricket Board headquarters protesting against bilateral series between
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