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I mran Nazir and Abdul Razzaq are two of the hottest favorite names from Pakistan cricket. These two have a huge fan following and even the likes of Wasim Akram believes that these two names are much bigger for fans than any other cricketer in Pakistan. People still want to see them playing cricket. These two did not play cricket for the last six years and yet the love people had for them is still there. Now there is a big news coming up for all the

Pakistan’s most successful Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq has entered the list of top ten Test skippers who have lost the most number of matches. According to details, Misbah lost his 19th Test match as the captain of Pakistan cricket team against West Indies, the second game of the series, which was played at Kensington Oval from April 30 to May 4.

BRIDGETOWN: Shannon Gabriel´s five-wicket haul inspired West Indies to a 106 run victory over Pakistan on the final day of the second Test in Bridgetown on Thursday. Pakistan started the fifth day at the Kensington Oval requiring 188 runs but the visitors were blown away by the Windies´ bowlers who levelled the series at 1-1. The third and concluding test at Roseau starts on May 10. Pakistan had been set a victory target of 188 at Kensington Oval in Barbados on Thursday. Yasir Shah claimed the final wicket of the home side´s second innings in the first over of the day to finish with seven for 94 in the innings and nine for 177 in the match. However, that proved to be the only high point of the session for the visitors who struggled to cope with a disciplined pace attack on a pitch that occasionally exaggerated the worries of the Pakistani batsmen who now require 153 runs to win. Gabriel started the rout with the wicket of first innings century-maker Azhar Ali as the opening batsman mis...

Yasir Shah is the second innings giant for Pakistan. He proved this yet again in the ending stages of Day 4 by taking 6 wickets for 90 runs to ram the West Indies fightback. West Indies closed Day Four at 264 for 9, managing a healthy lead 183 runs. At one point West Indies were riding high at 235 for 4 with Shai Hope (90) and Vishaul Singh (32) having put up 80 runs for the fourth wicket. But then Yasir did the trick and got rid of Hope and what followed later was a typical West Indies collapse. Pakistan lost their 5 wickets for 29 runs in the closing stages of the day and scoring total 67 runs in 32 overs bowled in the last session. Full Cricket

England has vaulted into second place on the MRF Tyres ICC T20I Team Rankings following the annual update, which was carried out on 1 May to ensure the table continues to reflect the recent form of sides. England has benefitted significantly as it has risen three places after gaining seven points to now sit on 121 points. Eoin Morgan’s side is four points

At the end of the first day in Barbados, Chase and Holder had played out a wicketless last session, and have turned the tables on Pakistan. They made the adjustment to the loss they had born in the first two sessions, losing 6 wickets for just 154 runs. (watch video at end of post) Chase crosses his arms in the shape of an X and acknowledges the cheers from his home crowd. What a day for him. Classy, classy hundred. He arrived in the 17th over simply refused to budge. His captain joined him at the 50th over and raised a fifty. They added 120 runs

Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi on Friday declined an offer by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Executive Committee Chairman Najam Sethi to give him a farewell upon his retirement from international cricket.

Rameez Raja is currently covering the Pakistan West Indies test series in West Indies. He is one of the most loved commentators in cricket. He has a great knowledge of cricket and the Pakistani fans loves the way he covers the aspect of the game.   Here we see Rameez Raja and Misbah Ul Haq sharing

DUBAI: International Cricket Council has rolled back it’s ‘Big Three model’ after full members vote on Wednesday. The big three model was shot down by 8: 2 votes. Separately, Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has crossed the April 25 deadline for announcing their Champions Trophy squad, becoming the only team that failed to do so, from among eight countries. The ICC constitution allows countries to name their squads- post the deadline under certain circumstances. According to reports, defending champions India and BCCI, as of now, BCCI are not considering any extreme move of pulling out, not naming the squad is being seen as a pressure tactic. The BCCI has not officially sought an extension, as of late evening; which can be perceived as defiance, considering the dispute between BCCI and ICC over a reduction in share revenue. In its earlier meeting, The ICC said “broader principles” that have been agreed included a “revised financial distribution ensuring a more equitable dis...

West Indies and done and dusted and Pakistan now has to get a hand full of runs here. This is quality bowling from the Pakistan bowlers. Throughout the whole game they did not let the West Indians batter settle down. Amir, Yasir, Wahab and every other bowler took wickets.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has finalised names for the national team’s squad for the upcoming Champions Trophy. The team will be led by Sarfraz Ahmed

Mohammad Amir has taken five wickets in the first innings of the opening test against West Indies. This is the first five wicket haul for Amir in test cricket since his comeback. Amir has not taken this much number of wickets in a single innings despite playing over 10 test matches.

KARACHI: Pakistan’s great run-machine Younis Khan has credited his late coach Bob Woolmer along with his parents, for his success in reaching the remarkable 10,000 runs milestone in Test cricket. He has also hailed the milestone as not just a personal feat but an achievement for Pakistan. Younis became the first Pakistani cricketer on

KINGSTON, Jamaica: Veteran cricketer Younis Khan has become the first Pakistani batsman in Test cricket to complete 10,000 runs when he reached 23 on the first day of the first Test against West Indies here at the Sabina Park on Friday.

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir got his first five-wicket haul in tests since returning to international cricket from a spot-fixing ban as the West Indies progressed to 278-9 in the rain-hit first test on Saturday.

2 Half-centuries by Roston Chase and Shane Dowrich engineered a West Indies revival in reaching 244 for seven at stumps against Pakistan on the opening day of the first Test at Sabina Park on Friday. Coming together immediately after lunch

Pakistan’s outgoing skipper Misbah-ul-Haq said he feels Pakistan still needs Younis Khan. “He can play for another year or two,” the batsman said as he reflected on his favourite batting partner’s cricketing journey ahead of his final Test series. "The third Test in Dominica will be my last

Fifties by Roston Chase and Shane Dowrich helped hosts fight back after being reduced to 71/5. After winning the toss and opting to bowl, Mohammed Amir put Pakistan ahead as he scalped three wickets and went through West Indies’ top order to return with figures of 3/28.

Host looks to celebrate Sabina Park’s 50th Test in style while visitor is desperate to arrest six-match losing streak. Pakistan will look to prove to the retiring Misbah-ul-Haq and Younis Khan that it can hold its own when the duo walks way into the sunset when the team takes on West Indies in the first of

Australia pace spearhead Mitchell Starc and batsman Chris Lynn have been named as part of a formidable squad for next month’s Champions Trophy in England and Wales despite nursing injuries. Starc was forced to pull out midway through the India tour last month with a fractured foot while Lynn has been sidelined with a shoulder injury during the Indian Premier League. Both are expected to be fit for