Dhaka, Bangladesh: Pakistan stretched its lead against Bangladesh to 446 runs by reaching tea at 92-3 on the third day of the second test on Friday.Bangladesh was bowled out for 203 to earn Pakistan a
Dhaka, Bangladesh: Centuries from Younis Khan and Azhar Ali powered Pakistan to a daunting 323-3 against an undermanned Bangladesh attack on the first day Wednesday of the second test.Younis hit a stroke-filled 148 before being
Dhaka, Bangladesh: Azhar Ali and Younis Khan hit half-centuries in powering Pakistan against an undermanned Bangladesh attack to 196-2 at tea on the first day Wednesday of the second test.Azhar was 85 not out, and
Islamabad: Coach Waqar Younis has warned Pakistan players to show right attitude otherwise they will be left behind in international cricket."Whosoever does well for Pakistan and play with the right attitude, he will stay," Younis
In the immediate aftermath of their 2007 World Cup match, the Irish players were celebrating an upset victory while a dejected Pakistan squad was coming to terms with an unexpected early exit from the tournament.It
Karachi: Pakistan's senior batsman Younis Khan, who has been struggling to retain his place in the ODI playing XI, says he is ready to bat anywhere in the line-up as he wants to do well
Napier: Squeezing out a narrow win against minnows Zimbabwe in their last game, Pakistan would now look to put up an improved batting display in order to raise their net run-rate when they take on
Brisbane, Australia: Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul-Haq won the toss and elected to bat first Sunday in the World Cup Pool B match against Zimbabwe.With two losses in its opening in two matches to archrival India and
If Younis Khan were to retire today chances are it would be far from a fairytale farewell for one of Pakistan`s modern batting greats.For Younis Khan not only runs have dried up, even his admirers
Brisbane: Younis Khan's future became a subject of speculation after a message sent out from a fake Twitter account suggested that he would retire from ODIs at the end of the World Cup, prompting the
Shoaib Akhtar, the mighty fast bowler of Pakistan cricket team, is really a pissed man nowadays. And he has all the reasons to be one.After all, loosing by 150 runs to minnow West Indies in
Brisbane: Under-fire veteran Pakistan batsman Younis Khan today announced that he will retire from one-day international cricket after the ongoing World Cup. However, the 37-year-old Pakistan batsman will continue to be available for selection in
Karachi: Senior Pakistan batsman Younis Khan, toast of the nation three months ago after reeling off four Test hundreds, has become the target of criticism after the team's humiliating World Cup losses with senior players
Karachi: Veteran Pakistan batsman Younis Khan is likely to announce his retirement from the One-day format after the World Cup, sources claimed Wednesday.It means that after the mega event in Australia and New Zealand, Pakistan
Karachi: Senior Pakistan batsman Younis Khan feels that this year's ODI World Cup will provide the country's cricketers another opportunity to break the jinx of having never beaten India in the quadrennial event."History is there
Islamabad: Pakistan's veteran middle-order batsman Younis Khan has no plans to quit limited-overs cricket after the World Cup and said Thursday that as long as he stays fit he will continue to be available to
Karachi: Former captain, Younis Khan has said that both the Pakistan and New Zealand teams were reluctant to play the fourth one-day international in Abu Dhabi following the terrorist attack on Army Public High School
New Delhi: The year 2014 had been an eventful year for the test cricket. Starting from the historic whitewash of England by the Australians in Return Ashes to the much awaited India tour of Australia,
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: New Zealand shrugged off Younis Khan's first limited-overs century for six years to clinch a seven-run victory over Pakistan on Wednesday in 4th ODI where players wore black armbands following
Karachi: Pakistan's former star players Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Yousuf feel that the next few one-day games against New Zealand will decide the future of senior batsman Younis Khan in limited-overs cricket.Both the players felt
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