Matches (19)

CPL (2)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

Top End T20 (4)

Men's Hundred (3)

Women's Hundred (3)

One-Day Cup (6)

ABF

(16.4/20 ov) 136/5

TKR

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Schedule Table Series

INA-W

(12.3 ov) 54/4

AUA-W

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Schedule Series

Omar Kureishi

Why did Pakistan crumble in Sharjah?

When an airliner crashes, the first thing that the accident investigators do is to search for the 'black box' and the cockpit voice recorder which might provide clues about the likely cause for the crash

07-Jul-2005•Omar Kureishi

Opposition in Sharjah tournament not all that hot

I must admit that it is not easy to concentrate on cricket, much less enjoy it while a brutal war rages in Iraq

09-Apr-2003•Omar Kureishi

Pakistan lost a great opportunity to groom a captain

Is it right that we should be playing cricket while a war rages in Iraq

02-Apr-2003•Omar Kureishi

Will Kenya's upsurge revive cricket, lovely cricket?

Australia and lately India play their cricket with intensity

19-Mar-2003•Omar Kureishi

There is no need for a coach at the highest level

If the building process is continuous, there is no need to re-build

12-Mar-2003•Omar Kureishi

Bowlers fail in crunch match against India

Pakistan's chance in the World Cup hangs by a slender thread

05-Mar-2003•Omar Kureishi

Australians red-hot favourites

Australia won the VB series in style and in the process showed that there were two ways of going about the winning business

29-Jan-2003•Omar Kureishi

Pakistan's lack of consistency main concern

There is a holier-than-thou self-righteousness about the Darren Lehmann case

22-Jan-2003•Omar Kureishi

No post-mortem needed for tame surrender against South Africa

I don't think we need any post-mortems to tell us what went wrong in the Cape Town Test match and indeed in the entire tour of South Africa

08-Jan-2003•Omar Kureishi

Unfit players bad for morale of team

It took nine overs for South Africa to make the 44 runs, required to win the Durban test match by 10 wickets

01-Jan-2003•Omar Kureishi

Cricket board reposes confidence in Waqar for World Cup

There was never really any doubt that Waqar Younis would lead Pakistan in the World Cup

25-Dec-2002•Omar Kureishi

One-day internationals becoming a tamasha

There is first of all the injury to Shane Warne that may keep him out of the World Cup

18-Dec-2002•Omar Kureishi

Shoaib should not behave like a spoilt brat

PAKISTAN made a clean sweep of both the Test and the One-day internationals against Zimbabwe and the margins were emphatic

04-Dec-2002•Omar Kureishi

Shoaib must consider himself lucky man

Nothing has suggested so far that there is any basis to the security concerns that have been raised about Harare and Bulawayo as venues for World Cup matches

20-Nov-2002•Omar Kureishi

Pakistan batsmen need a crash course

England proved not to be an immovable object as Australia, the irresistible force, blew them away as it had Pakistan

13-Nov-2002•Omar Kureishi

Pakistan better erase memory of Sharjah

MUHAMMAD Ali (as Cassius Clay) taunted Sonny Liston mercilessly, "float like a butterfly and sting like a bee" was the least offensive of his taunts

23-Oct-2002•Omar Kureishi

Young guns good for future of Pakistan

Once one had got over the disappointment, a huge disappointment for Pakistan had come tantalisingly close to winning, one felt good for the future of Pakistan cricket

09-Oct-2002•Omar Kureishi

Afridi should be in Test squad

The perception is that all is not well with the Pakistan team

25-Sep-2002•Omar Kureishi

Spare a thought for brilliant Sri Lankans

Even, as we slam our cricket team, spare a thought for the brilliant cricket that Sri Lanka played, this was a team that seemed down and out on its tour of England, almost entirely because Muttiah Muralitharan was unfit

18-Sep-2002•Omar Kureishi

Pakistan's main worry remains batting

All I know about the sending back of Yousuf Youhana from Nairobi on disciplinary grounds is what I have read in the newspapers

04-Sep-2002•Omar Kureishi

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