Karachi: Pakistani players who are centrally contracted to the cricket board could lose 25 percent of their salary if they fail to match fitness levels prescribed by the national cricket academy.Muhammad Akram, the head coach
New Delhi: After the spin maestro Saeed Ajmal was suspended for illegal bowling action, Pakistan suffered another blow just months before the World Cup. This time all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has been suspended by the ICC
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board has retracted its decision to file an appeal for Saeed Ajmal, who believes he can overturn his suspension for an illegal bowling action on medical grounds. Ajmal was suspended by the
Karachi: Pakistan spin great Abdul Qadir has lashed out at the International Cricket Council (ICC) after it imposed a ban on off-spinner Saeed Ajmal from playing in international cricket."The ICC is biased towards Pakistani players.
Melbourne: The ban imposed by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on spinner Saeed Ajmal for illegal bowling action is a deadly blow to Pakistan's 'threatening bowling' unit, feels former skipper Rashid Latif.Latif said Tuesday that
Karachi: Having been at the receiving end of chucking accusations during his playing days, former Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar has advised Saeed Ajmal to legally challenge the new protocol of the International Cricket Council (ICC)
Karachi: Suspended Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal today said that he was ready to fight his way back and represent the country in next year's ICC World Cup."It is disappointing to learn the result of the
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board will appeal against the suspension of match-winning offspinner Saeed Ajmal after the International Cricket Council decided his bowling action was illegal."We have decided to appeal within 14 days, and want
KARACHI: Pakistan Cricket Board chief Shaharyar Khan doesn't see restoration of bilateral cricket ties with India until the closure of the Mumbai terror attack case in Pakistan.Shaharyar, 80, who has been Pakistan's foreign secretary and
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan team manager and chief selector Moin Khan is considering making several changes to the lineup before the World Cup after Sri Lanka whitewashed Pakistan 2-0 in the test series and also won the
Karachi: Senior Pakistan batsman Younis Khan is likely to retire from ODI cricket before next year's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, according to sources.Well-informed sources aware of the development told PTI that Younis
Karachi: The centrally contracted players of Pakistan Cricket Board have been issued gag orders by the team manager and chief selector Moin Khan.Soon after the national team returned home after a disappointing tour to Sri
Karachi: Pakistan's senior batsman and former captain Shoaib Malik has said maverick all-rounder Shahid Afridi is the best person to replace Misbah-ul-Haq as skipper for next year's World Cup.Malik, 32, said that if the Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Acting chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board is not keen to continue as PCB head and wants to hold fresh elections within a month. Last Monday Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is patron of
Karachi: Pakistan`s banned pacer Mohammad Amir has ruled out any chances of playing in the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.Amir, 22, who is serving a five year ban for spot fixing admitted
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq hopes his players will quickly find their test match groove when they play the first match of a two-game series against Sri Lanka at Galle on Aug. 6. Pakistan hasn't played
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan head coach Waqar Younis said Tuesday he has returned for his second coaching stint with a positive frame of mind and wants to bring more aggressiveness to the squad ahead of next year's
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan test and limited-overs captain Misbah-ul-Haq and flamboyant allrounder Shahid Afridi were among five players given top category A contracts by the Pakistan Cricket Board on Thursday. Mohammad Hafeez, Saeed Ajmal and Junaid Khan
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq wants the national board to start searching for future skippers to groom. Misbah turned 40 last month, but on and off the field he remains the undoubted leader of the test
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board fined five of its cricketers $5,000 each Friday for participating in an unauthorized Twenty20 tournament in the United States. The PCB said fast bowler Wahab Riaz, allrounder Abdul Razzaq, middle
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