Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had to contact its New Zealand counterpart in order to convince the Kiwi team to continue with its series in the United Arab Emirates following the tragic death of
Karachi: After unsuccessfully trying twice to launch its T20 franchise based Super League, the Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to again revive the jinxed project.An official in the board told PTI that the Board of
New Delhi: Acknowledging the receipt of PCB's request letter for tainted pacer Mohammad Aamir's early return to cricket, ICC CEO Dave Richardson Monday said that the international body has taken note of the issue but
The Pakistan Cricket Board has asked the ICC to allow fast bowler Mohammad Amir to play in domestic cricket before his five-year ban ends in September next year. PCB spokesman Agha Akbar said on Thursday that
Islamabad: Pakistan offspinner Mohammad Hafeez believes he doesn't extend his elbow beyond the allowed 15 degrees and will be cleared of a suspect bowling action in England next week.Match officials reported Hafeez's bowling action after
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to send allrounder, Muhammad Hafeez to England for a formal biomechanic test on his bowling action next week.The PCB said in a statement today that Hafeez will fly
Karachi: Experienced Pakistan allrounder, Mohammad Hafeez is being called back from the United Arab Emirates following a hamstring injury and also after his bowling action was reported by match officials during the first test against
Karachi: The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) is willing to send its national team to Pakistan to play One-Day Internationals (ODI) with the hope of reviving international cricket in the country, chief executive Noor Muhammad Murad
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board has asked suspended off-spinner Saeed Ajmal to remain in England to work further on improving his bowling action after he failed to clear an informal biomechanics test held last week."Saeed
Islamabad: A biomechanics expert has told the Pakistan Cricket Board that offspinner Saeed Ajmal still needs to work on his illegal bowling action despite modifying it "substantially" since he was suspended in September.Ajmal flew to
Islamabad: The Pakistan Cricket Board will petition the ICC to reinstate fast bowler Mohammad Amir but has opted against doing so for two other cricketers found guilty of spot fixing in 2009.Amir, former captain Salman
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced special cash prizes for members of the national team that recently played the two Twenty20s and three-match ODI series in India.The PCB said in a statement that chairman
Karachi: The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Shaharyar Khan has ruled out any leniency for former Test captain Salman Butt and Muhammad Asif who are serving bans for spot fixing since 2010.Shaharyar told
Islamabad: Suspended offspinner Saeed Ajmal's bowling action will be unofficially tested at an ICC-accredited laboratory in England on Monday. The Pakistan Cricket Board says Ajmal will leave for England on Saturday and will go through
Karachi: Suspended Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal has vowed to return to international cricket stronger, with his remodelled bowling action.Ajmal, 37, has remodelled his action since being suspended by the ICC in September, after he failed
Karachi: A lot of riches await the Pakistani players and officials when they return home in December with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif promising lucrative rewards following their historic Test series win over Australia.The premier, in
Karachi: Pakistan's manager and chief selector Moin Khan has shot back at his critics insisting senior batsman Younis Khan was dropped from the one-day squad only for the Australia series and that he was always
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has clarified that former captain Shoiab Mailk's action was not under scanner as reported in the media.An unnamed PCB spokesman was quoted as saying by the 'Dawn' newspaper that
Karachi: On the initiative of newly-appointed PCB Chairman, Shaharyar Khan, the Board authorities have named the inaugural Under-21 National Women Cricket Championship after Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai.The Pakistan Cricket Board today dedicated the U-21
Karachi: Former PCB chairman Najam Sethi is set to be nominated as the next President of the International Cricket Council by the Pakistan board for a one-year term starting in June, 2015.The PCB Board of
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