Agha Akbar

Hooper ton salvages face-saving victory for Windies

Skipper Carl Hooper's masterful unbeaten 112 helped the West Indies put a daunting 260 on the board, and the Caribbean attack put enough pressure on Pakistan to rustle up a win by a whopping 110 runs

18-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

Asian cricket boards unite to take on ICC

17-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

Malik, Sami propel Pakistan to victory

Promoted way up the order, Shoaib Malik treated the best crowd of the season here at the Sharjah Crickt Stadium to a dazzling unbeaten century, and Mohammad Sami claimed a hat-trick to land Pakistan an emphatic 51-run victory, their ninth on the

15-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

World Cup should be free of corruption, says Condon

The head of ICC's anti-corruption campaign, Lord Condon, has said that his unit was on top of corruption, and that, while staggering sums were still being put on wager, he was confident the 2003 World Cup would be free of what he called

15-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

Wasim Akram shocked at Waugh sacking

Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram said that he was shocked to learn that the Australian captain Steve Waugh was sacked as captain of the one-day squad and dropped from the team to take on South Africa in the return away series.

13-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

Pakistan aim for clean sweep in Sharjah ODIs

Fresh from their whitewash of the truncated Test rubber, Pakistan take on the much-harried West Indies in the first of a series of three one-dayers here today

13-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

Forget about my action, get on with the game, says Akhtar

Shoaib Akhtar is confident that all the hullabaloo over his action is a thing of the past, and now that he has passed the scrutiny of international umpires, especially the Aussie Darrell Hair, in Bangladesh and here in Sharjah, there is no further

13-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

New proposal to resolve Denness impasse

Fresh approaches are being made to resolve the crisis resulting from the Mike Denness affair, and the issue may finally be heading towards an amicable resolution following a new proposal from the South Africa Cricket Union

06-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

Pakistan Cricket 2001: A year of rebuilding despite cancellations

Article: PAk, Agha Akbar 2001 review

01-Jan-2002•Agha Akbar

Pakistan dares ICC on Shoaib

Article: PAK Agha Akbar

15-Dec-2001•Agha Akbar

Pakistan Cricket: Some reasons to smile

Article: Agha Akbar, Pak

10-Nov-2001•Agha Akbar

Wasim Akram: a selectors' dilemma

To his great chagrin, for the last couple of home and away seasons, Wasim Akram has found out that his selection for Pakistan is no longer automatic, and has become a issue of heated debate

26-Jul-2001•Agha Akbar

PCB launches inaugural inter-school event

LAHORE - The PCB's Development Committee, headed by Rameez Raja has taken a most welcome initiative to organise the first-ever cricket tournament for schools

07-Jul-2001•Agha Akbar

Changes galore at the PCB - Ringside view

Article: Comment piece on PCB changes by Agha Akbar

02-Jul-2001•Agha Akbar

'Overall, the England tour was a success' - Yawar Saeed

Yawar Saeed felt that harping on Pakistan's capitulation in the NatWest final is not the right way to go about it

29-Jun-2001•Agha Akbar

'We've proved that we are still one of the top teams'

Waqar Younis, the Pakistan captain, talks about his experiences in England

27-Jun-2001•Agha Akbar

Rich Board, bankrupt cricket

Article: Agha Akbar's Comment

27-Jun-2001•Agha Akbar

Aussies lawnmower Pakistan

In almost a repeat of the '99 World Cup, the Pakistanis caved in against the Aussies in the NatWest Series, handing them a facile but highly satisfying win

23-Jun-2001•Agha Akbar

All in all, a pretty even fight

Almost two years to date, in a replay of the '99 World Cup final, Pakistan takes on Australia on Saturday for the NatWest Trophy

22-Jun-2001•Agha Akbar

Pakistan's remarkable revival

Article: Agha Akbar's comment

21-Jun-2001•Agha Akbar

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