ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates: Pakistan lost captain Misbah-ul Haq at the stroke of tea on the second day of the second test match Friday, but Younis Khan continued to take heavy toll of the
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates: Younis Khan struck his third straight century and Azhar Ali also reached triple figures to put Pakistan in control at 304-2 after the first day of the second test against
New Delhi: Just when the pundits had begun bemoaning his lack of killer instinct, Younis has silenced them with a majestic walk into the Hall of Fame when he hit three consecutive centuries in as
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates: Pakistan consolidated its position in the second test against Australia, reaching 158-2 at tea on the first day. Younis Khan, who had centuries in both innings in the first test, was
ISLAMABAD: All-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has fully recovered from a hand injury and is fit for next week's first test against Australia in the United Arab Emirates.Earlier this month, Hafeez missed the one-off Twenty20 and the
New Delhi: PCB on Tuesday included the uncapped rookie spinner Yasir Shah as a replacement for the suspended Saeed Ajmal in the 19-man squad for the two test series against Australia in UAE from next
Abu Dhabi: Stand-in captain Shahid Afridi believes Pakistan's abysmal performance in their 3-0 rout by Australia will hurt the team's chances at next year's World Cup.Pakistan spurned a good chance of salvaging some pride in
Karachi: The trouble-prone Pakistan cricket team dressing room was once again witness to some drama and it took Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Shaharyar Khan's intervention to diffuse the controversy generated by Misbah-ul-Haq's decision to
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates: Steven Smith and David Warner hit half centuries on Sunday but Pakistan restricted Australia to 231-9 in the third and final one-day international. Smith scored a fighting 77 off 105 balls
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates: Pakistan spoiled a brilliant start with a wasteful finish as it was bowled out for 215 by Australia in the second one-day international on Friday. Australia, winner of the first match
SYDNEY: Australia captain Michael Clarke will miss the limited-overs cricket series against Pakistan next month due to a hamstring injury that forced him home early from a recent series in Zimbabwe.In a statement Tuesday, Cricket
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