Younis Khan offered to resign as Pakistan captain after speculation arose over the manner of the team's exit from the Champions Trophy in South Africa - including a catch . dropped by him in the semi-final that proved crucial. Younis was first made captain in 2005 in the absence of Inzamam-ul-Haq but announced his resignation ahead of the 2006 Champions Trophy, only to reverse it the next day. He turned down another offer to captain following Pakistan's poor show in the 2007 World Cup, citing mental strain as the reason. In January 2009, he finally accepted the position and within months led Pakistan to a World Twenty20 title in England. Here is Cricinfo's full coverage of the latest controversy surrounding his captaincy.

October 6
News - Younis says he continues enjoying captaincy
News - Pakistani MP alleges team underperformed on purpose
News - Younis and Intikhab upset over match-fixing claims

October 11
News - Younis to meet Butt next week

October 13
News - Younis offers to resign as captain
Osman Samiuddin - Stupidity of staggering proportions

October 14
News - PCB chief hopeful of Younis rethink
News - Younis keeps door open for return

October 15
News - Younis, Butt meet over captaincy rethink

October 16
News - Younis resolution likely by Monday
Sambit Bal - An honourable man who deserves better

October 18
News - No interference in Younis decision - Sports minister