The first round of the Patron's Trophy (Grade II) ended with only one out of a total of three matches reaching a result as rain and subsequent bad weather seriously affected the two matches played at Lahore

Ali Zia and Ashraf Ali shared an unbeaten partnership of 68 runs for the sixth wicket to help Lahore Whites lift Pakistan Veterans Cricket Trophy after being set a target of 206 in 35 overs in this thrilling day-night final played at the National

Lahore and Karachi would vie for top honours in the limited overs final of the Ideal Inter City Veterans Cricket Cup-2001, which will be played under lights at the National Stadium Karachi on Monday, 19th February

Imran Farhat's splendid knock of 138 runs was no way inferior in quality to that of his rival opener Shahid Afridi's blitz of 142, yet the former ended on the losing side only because his team mates did not possess enough experience and temperament

"A limited overs tri-series between India, Pakistan and Bangladesh will be held this month in Sharjah

Pace men Mohammad Sami and Fazl-e-Akbar exploited the conditions at Peshawar's Shahi Bagh Stadium to their maximum advantage as they shared seven wickets between them restricting Khyber Lions to 146 in 37 overs, after Pakistan Probables, playing

Yousuf Youhana and Abdur Razzaq shared a third wicket partnership of 137 runs to lead Pakistan Probables to three-wicket win over Karachi Young at the National Stadium, after being reduced to 7 for two in only the second over of the innings,in their

Younis Khan hit a magnificent hundred as Pakistan Probables, making 271 runs in the allotted 50 overs, beat Lahore Panthers by a comprehensive margin of 82 runs in the second of the trial series of five matches, which was played under lights at the

Imran Farhat, the aggressive left-handed opening batsman, made an elegant 61 off 74 balls to provide a sound platform for a six-wicket victory for Lahore Tigers over Pakistan Probables in the first of the five-match one-day trial matches, which was

Misbah-ul-Haq, the middle-order batsman from Sargodha, scored the most runs and Aqeel Ahmed, the off-break bowler from Faisalabad, secured most wickets to top the tables in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy (Grade I) tournament, 2000-01, which finished three

Lahore-B beat Karachi by one wicket in a thrilling encounter to lift the Quaid-e-Azam (Grade I) Trophy as the five-day final concluded within three days, mainly due to the sporting nature of wicket prepared especially for the final at Karachi's

The eleventh and the last round of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy (Grade I) tournament concluded yesterday with Karachi-Whites, despite being humbled in their last league match by Peshawar, emerged as winners of the league round with 87 points followed by

The ICC-ACC (International Cricket Council-Asian Cricket Council) Under-17 Tournament is starting in Bangladesh from 17th of February

The tenth round of the QEA (Grade-I) Trophy proved to be fruitful for the batsmen, especially the players of international status

Bahawalpur were restricted to a meager 78 in the second innings of the four-day QEA Trophy (Grade-I) encounter against Gujranwala to go down in the match by ten wickets at Jinnah stadium, Gujranwala

Karachi-W, despite drawing their last match against Rawalpindi and failing to add to their points, have retained their top position after the completion of the ninth round of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy (Grade-I), winning six of the 9 matches played so

The venue was Chitambram Stadium in Chennai, and the teams were Pakistan and the hosts, India

A lot has been said about Pakistan's defeat at the hands of England at Karachi in the third and final of the three Tests

Sialkot lifted the Qaid-e-Azam (Grade II) Trophy by beating Hyderabad on the basis of first innings' lead in the four-day final played at the MCC Ground in Multan, a historical city situated in the lower Punjab

Kamran Akmal, the wicket-keeper batsman, hit a splendid 174 as Lahore-whites beat Karachi-blues by 10 wickets in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy (Grade-1) match played at the LCA Ground