Agha Akbar

Rain provides reprieve to Pakistan

The final ended with a whimper, rain having the final say, depriving Australia of a probable win, the no-result providing Pakistan a reprieve in the form of a shared PSO Trophy

07-Sep-2002•Agha Akbar

Kenya make Australia work for win

05-Sep-2002•Agha Akbar

Dismal Pakistan sink without trace

For the second time running, Australia fashioned an emphatic 9-wicket victory with 30 overs to spare to leave Pakistan wondering how far they have to improve not just to win (that thought must have been farthest from their minds) but to make a fist

04-Sep-2002•Agha Akbar

Woeful Pakistan capitulate without a whimper

It was a woeful performance with both bat and ball by Pakistan, and one of clinical precision by Australia

30-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Pakistan scrapes up a win over Kenya

Rashid Latif finished it with a flourish, with nearly 17 overs to spare to get Pakistan off to a winning start in the PSO Tri-nation at the Nairobi Gymkhana cricket ground

29-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Youhana incident: A lesson to be learnt by all

Comment piece: Agha Akbar

28-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Sri Lanka prevail despite late fright

Sri Lanka, easily the best side of the Morocco Cup 2002, were given a fright by Mark Boucher and Boeta Dippenaar in a remarkable stand of 101, retrieving the situation from 91 for 6 to 192 for seven

21-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Sri Lanka win with consummate ease

TANGIER-With three innings of substance from the first four top order batsmen, Sri Lanka marched to their third win in four games with consummate ease, reaching the target with six wickets to spare and eight of the regulation 50 overs remaining

19-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Proteas pulverize Pakistan's final dream

TANGIERS-It went down the wire, but it was South Africa who held their nerve to defend a most modest total of 196, in the end winning by eight runs, with nine deliveries remaining unconsumed

18-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Sri Lanka bowl over Pakistan

TANGIERS-Chasing a modest Sri Lanka total of 242, Pakistan got off to a disastrous start and never recovered

17-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Pakistan v Sri Lanka: Crucial encounter in fight for survival

As the second part of the double-league in this inaugural Morocco Cup 2002 commences here, things are intriguingly poised

16-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Lankans back in contention with a bang

TANGIER-- With their backs to the wall, Sri Lanka played with a lot of guts to inflict a numbing 93-run defeat on South Africa, earning a bonus point in the bargain and are on top of the table to wit

15-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Pakistan power too much for Sri Lanka

On their Independence Day, Pakistan came back into the Morocco Cup 2002 with an emphatic display of batting, and quality bowling for a comfortable win against Sri Lanka

14-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Proteas pummel Pakistan in the opener

TANGIERS -- In this brand-new cricketing venue at the northern most tip of Africa overlooking the Straits of Gibralter, Pakistan started off their campaign for the Morocco Cup 2002 in a disastrous manner

12-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Ringside View: Change of guard at the PCB

Brig Munawar Ahmed Rana was neither a cricketer nor a sports or cricket management guru

19-Jul-2002•Agha Akbar

Pakistan's pace battery, an embarrassment of riches

Article: Agha Akbar

29-Jun-2002•Agha Akbar

Ringside View: Pakistan blows away Aussies, umpires

Comment Article: Agha Akbar on the Super Challeng II, 2002 final match

19-Jun-2002•Agha Akbar

Pakistan likely to swap series with Aussies

LAHORE - Pakistan is likely to agree to shift the three-nation one-day tournament in August and the Test rubber in October to Australia

13-Jun-2002•Agha Akbar

Tauqir Zia speaks out on Pakistan team 'thought leader'

LAHORE - For the third series in succession, the PCB is engaging an extra official, this time for the tour to Australia for the three-match Super Challenge tournament

28-May-2002•Agha Akbar

Ringside View: Making the most of a bad situation

It is more than two weeks since the bomb blast in Karachi that resulted in the cancellation of the second Test and New Zealand's early return home, but things still remain in a state of flux

26-May-2002•Agha Akbar

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