West Indies are considering to tour Pakistan for two T20s in March this year, subject to security clearance and agreement from the West Indies Players' Association

The PCB has decided to take legal action against the BCCI for not agreeing to play two of Pakistan's home series

Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Imtiaz Ahmed has died in Lahore, five days short of his 89th birthday

Azhar Ali has been retained as Pakistan's ODI captain for the five-match series against Australia starting January 13 in Brisbane

Shaharyar Khan considers Sarfraz Ahmed as a "strong option" to lead Pakistan in all three formats

The players were on opposite teams for a practice football game and confronted each other after a tackle

Fakhar Zaman, who brought HBL back in the game with a century in the final, said that a national call-up will come eventually if he continues to back himself

The opener has served a reminder to the national selectors with a versatile century in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy final

Abdul Qadir talks about the art of legspin, his one frustrating tour of Australia, and how he thrived as a spinner in an era of fast bowlers

Pakistan's selectors are understandably cautious about going back to Mohammad Asif, but he is capable of changing the most stubborn minds when he bowls like he did on day one of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy final

Pakistan have called up 17-year-old Mohammad Asghar as a back up for legspinner Yasir Shah in the Test squad in Australia

Allrounder Yasim Murtaza broke his heel while 20-year old legspinner Karamat Ali suffered a hand injury in a bid to save themselves after fire broke out at the Regent Plaza Hotel in Karachi

PSL franchise Quetta Gladiators have signed Pakistan's Abdul Razzaq as their assistant and bowling coach

Misbah-ul-Haq has said he does not need to pre-announce his retirement as he does not need a farewell

The PCB's governing board has approved a proposal for the PSL to function as a separate entity, but the modalities of the restructuring have yet to be finalised

Pakistan missed several opportunities to take control with the bat and in the field in the Sharjah Test against West Indies

Pakistan's batting collapses in both innings in Sharjah have transformed a dead rubber into a compelling contest

After taking 5 for 88 to keep West Indies' lead down to 56, Wahab Riaz said he was happy with his progress as a Test bowler despite his numbers not reflecting the effort he has often put in on unforgiving Asian pitches

Coming back from a rest, the 24-year-old fast bowler provided some of Pakistan's brightest spots in a tightly-fought Sharjah Test against West Indies