Kamran Abbasi

Instead of him suing Shoaib, the many millions of people around the world who hold Pakistan cricket dear might feel justified in a legal action against Ashraf for damaging the reputation of Pakistan cricket

Few careers could have finished more often than Shoaib Akhtar's

It is the time of year for resurrections and Darrell Hair has risen again to delight his supporters and spread fear and anger among his enemies

However you look at it, these pantomimes are doing little more than milking the cash cow of cricket's popularity in India

A particular question has perplexed me for the last five years or so

Cricketers have died or been seriously injured on the cricket field throughout the world while no cricketer has ever come to harm during Pakistan's "troubles".

Five-nil should not look bad on paper but this one does

A bad process, a management consultant would tell you, usually produces a bad outcome

Last year's World Cup plunged India and Pakistan into the world of minnows

The process of South Asian, and especially Indian rule, in international cricket has taken some time to reach a conclusion, but it has today with the removal of Steve Bucknor

Let it go, Captain Khan

I hate to say this but Pakistan's best bet in Kolkata must be a draw

The fascination of the Delhi Test grows with each session

Since Malik cannot hope to demand the intellectual authority of a Brearley, or even an Imran Khan, his form will be the route to his success as a captain

One dramatic chase has revived Pakistan's optimism and begun the banishment of the chokers tag

Whatever political turmoil Pakistan endures, cricket will soar above any press blackouts, house arrests, curfews and martial law