ISLAMABAD: Names of suspended Pakistani cricketers allegedly involved in spot fixing placed on Exit Control List (ECL) on Monday on directions of Interior Minister...
LAHORE: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has issued a charge-sheet to opener Shahzaib Hasan and suspended him over allegations of spot-fixing during the Pakistan Super...
KARACHI: Pakistan overlooked in-form batsman Kamran Akmal and all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez in a 15-man squad for the five-match ODI series in Australia, keeping faith...
ISLAMABAD: National Assembly's standing committee has sought a reply from Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) regarding Mohammad Hafeez's selection in the team, ARY News reported.
LAHORE: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday announced the names of players placed in the platinum category for the inaugural edition of upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL), ARY News reports.
ABU DHABI: Mohammad Hafeez scored an unbeaten century to help Pakistan thrash England by six wickets in the first one day at Abu Dhabi, ARY News reports.
ABU DHABI: Pakistan and England will be aiming to build one-day sides for the future as they enter a four-match series in Abu Dhabi starting on Wednesday.
HARARE: Umar Akmal's aggressive innings proved crucial in a low-scoring game as Pakistan beat Zimbabwe by 15 runs to win Tuesday's Twenty20 international at Harare Sports Club and sweep the two-match series, ARY News reports.
LAHORE: Pakistan cricket selectors Tuesday included young spinning allrounder Imad Wasim in the central contract list, confessing a typo almost deprived him of a handsome monthly salary and win bonus.
LAHORE: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced the contract categories for the players which will be participating in the upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL), ARY News reports.
Pakistan's lanky fast bowler Mohammad Irfan is aspiring to play key role during Pakistan's World Cup campaign, which begins next month Down Under, just like former legendary pacer Wasim Akram did it in 1992.
As World Cup 2015 hype among the fans gains weight, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) may avoid creating a controversy at this moment and let the five players, which includes Shahid Afridi, who were sent show cause notices for commercial activities, with only a warning.