Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) reaffirmed that the tour by the Zimbabwe team was still on as per schedule and they would reach Lahore on Tuesday. The chief operating officer of the board, Subhan Ahmad
Karachi: Pakistan cricket suffered another major setback today when Cricket Zimbabwe called off its much hyped tour to Pakistan in the wake of another terrorist attack in the country on Wednesday. The Cricket Zimbabwe decision came
Karachi: The marketing department of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) which struggled to secure its asking price for the forthcoming one-day series against Zimbabwe has now promised the "glitz and glamour" of the Indian Premier
Karachi: Pakistan's discarded all-rounder Shoaib Malik today said that he has still not given up hope of playing for the national cricket team and is looking forward to making a comeback in the upcoming home
Lahore: Pakistan is all set to host international cricket after a gap of six years when Zimbabwe visit the Asian country to play three One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and two Twenty20 Internationals in May.Zimbabwe thus will
Karachi: The Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) has put forward two conditions to its Pakistani counterpart to undertake the tour to Pakistan next month to play a limited over series.A source in the Pakistan Cricket Board
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed that Zimbabwe will be the first Test team to tour Pakistan since 2009, but remained unclear about the venues for the limited over series."Zimbabwe is going to
Nottingham: Former Zimbabwe batsman Brendan Taylor has said his decision to retire from international cricket and play for English county Nottinghamshire was primarily because of financial benefits.Taylor reportedly earned around 250 Australian dollars before tax
Karachi: The Zimbabwe cricket team is set to tour Pakistan next month to play five one-day internationals in the first tour by a Test playing nation to this country since 2009.A reliable PCB source said
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board and Zimbabwe Cricket Union are close to finalising a one-day international series that will be held in Karachi and Lahore next month. A senior official of the PCB confirmed to PTI
New Delhi: The ICC World Cup 2015 concluded with Australian team becoming the World Champions for a record fifth time but the cricket's biggest tournament had its moments of 'controversial decisions' for which it will
Harare, Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe's broke national cricket and soccer federations have been forced to sell assets such as a television broadcast van to a church and an artificial training field to a high school to pay
Harare, Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe batsman Brendan Taylor made the decision last year to give up internationals because the team was “not heading in the right direction,” he said on Tuesday.Taylor decided on last year's tour of
New Delhi: With most of the Indian batsmen striking form in the ongoing cricket World Cup, former India player V V S Laxman believes that the team's batting line-up was primed to do well in
Auckland: Brendan Taylor's voice wasn't choked with emotion but the Zimbabwean was in a pensive mood after playing in his last match as an international cricketer, admitting that he would miss the "red jersey and
Auckland: India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni today expressed his displeasure at the travel itinerary of his team during its trip to New Zealand which affected the players as many of them were drained due to
Auckland: Awarded man-of-the-match for his swashbuckling innings of 110 not out against Zimbabwe in their last World Cup Pool B encounter at the Eden Park on Saturday, Indian batsman Suresh Raina said he felt glad
Auckland: With 10 successive World Cup wins under their belt, Mahendra Singh Dhoni's India on Saturday bettered Clive Lloyd's fearsome outfit of the late 1970' and 80' in terms of consecutive victories in the quadrennial
Auckland: India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni said his team is in rollicking form because they are concentrating on processes rather than results.India won their sixth game on the trot in the World Cup, beating Zimbabwe
Auckland: Suresh Raina hit a rollicking century as India recovered from a top-order collapse to prevail over minnows Zimbabwe by six wickets, finishing their group league engagements with a clean slate in the Cricket World
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