Kamran Abbasi

In the wake of the Champions Trophy debacle, Pakistan cricket is besieged with cries for change

Pakistan left the Champions Trophy with dishonour today

After several days basking in the glory of a victory over Sri Lanka, Pakistan's Champions Trophy could end in a dismal rush

Shahid Afridi is as much of an enigma as he ever was

I think it might be Yasir Arafat's time

The encounter between Pakistan and Sri Lanka was as emotionally charged as any match Pakistan have ever played

The PCB's game of passing the buck is deplorable

To lose your elite opening attack to injury is one thing, to lose it to suspicions of illegal drug use is quite another

Your feedback has been tremendous, so tremendous that I thought it might be useful to explain which comments will or will not be posted

The best call from the PCB over the past few days was to confirm Inzamam as captain for the West Indies series, simply because it helped settle any uncertainty about what would happen after the Champions Trophy.

This has been a great debate on Younis Khan’s volte face, and it is clear that people on all sides of the debate are genuinely concerned about the future of Pakistan cricket and unwilling for the cricket board to be anything less than professional.

The last week has been a bizarre one for Pakistan cricket

Pakistan cricket is an administrative basket case but a voyeur's eye candy

The power the BCCI wields is harming the game more than it is benefitting it. The essays in this book can't be ignored

He led a perennially fractious team to fulfill the aspirations of a nation

Imran was a true hero and he had the cracks in his armour to prove it

When the warrior marshalled his troops to fight like they had never before

The shot that rang out around the world

The catch that made India's World Cup win possible

Our correspondent tells of how the women in his family have taken to cricket with a vengeance, consigning him to non-playing status in the process