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Two days after their total capitulation against Australia, the Pakistan team is desperately trying to get its bearings back and salvage something from the series

04-Jul-2005•Agha Akbar

Chief Selector Wasim Bari tackles the press

Article: Agha Akbar on Pak team selections

26-Oct-2002•Agha Akbar

Australia complete whitewash of Pakistan with innings win

There were no heroics from Pakistan as Australia, world's undisputed kings of Test and one-day Test version of the game, wrapped up the third Test with an emphatic innings and 20-run victory with well over a day to spare at Sharjah Cricket Stadium

23-Oct-2002•Rehan Siddiqui

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

Australia complete clean sweep with ease

Pakistan must have heaved a sigh of relief

22-Oct-2002•Agha Akbar

Warne's assault blows apart the record book

Australia's leg-spinning maestro Shane Warne has sent out a huge warning to England as they prepare for the Ashes series by smashing more Test records in what has become a rejuvenation of his career against Pakistan.

22-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hasan delays Aussie victory charge

The inevitable was delayed but the writing was on the wall as Pakistan were certain to lose the third Test against Australia at the end of third day's play here at Sharjah Cricket Stadium Monday despite Hasan Raza's batting heroics

22-Oct-2002•Rehan Siddiqui

Facade almost drops for Waugh

After a prolonged run drought - his worst in 10 years - Steve Waugh tookenormous satisfaction in proving he wasn't ready for the scrapheap justyet.

21-Oct-2002•Michael Donaldson

Australia close in on clean sweep despite Raza heroics

Hasan Raza taught his team mates a thing or two about the rudiments of batting, technique, application and temperatement for the second day running

21-Oct-2002•Agha Akbar

Waugh hits magnificent ton as Aussie clean sweep seems inevitable

With his captaincy and place in the side for the Ashes in doubt after a poor run in the last 11 Tests, Steve Waugh silenced his detractors as he has done so many times before, by letting his bat do the talking

20-Oct-2002•Agha Akbar

Ponting overcomes injury with blazing century

Ricky Ponting, made light of an injury and the blazing heat, to score his second century of the series to guide Australia into a commanding position on the opening day of the third Test against Pakistan here Saturday

20-Oct-2002•Rehan Siddiqui

Pakistan face uphill battle to avoid whitewash

A battered and bruised Pakistan side, still nursing the wounds of the disastrous second Test defeat, face the prospect of another mauling from Australia when the two teams clash here Saturday in the third and final Test at Sharjah Cricket Stadium

19-Oct-2002•Rehan Siddiqui

Ponting, Hayden destroy Pakistan attack

Saqlain Mushtaq picked up two wickets in the last session, but led by a second magnificent hundred in the series by Ricky Ponting, Australia had posted an imposing 298 for three at stumps on day one, and, looking for a clean sweep of the series,

19-Oct-2002•Agha Akbar

Warne has Australian three-Test series wicket record in sight

Shane Warne's hot streak against Pakistan has presented him with the opportunity to claim another Australian record - for most wickets taken in a three-Test series.

18-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

PCB Chairman to continue after resignation not accepted

Press Release: PCB on non-acceptance of PCB Chairman's resignation.

15-Oct-2002•Pakistan Cricket Board

How will PCB arrest this decline?

Pakistan sports took a hammering Saturday in the most humiliating fashion when sons of the soil betrayed the nation's faith in them by losing to Australia in cricket and, for the first time , the hockey team failed to win an Asian Games medal

13-Oct-2002•Khalid H. Khan

Razzaq ruled out for six weeks

Pakistan already beleaguered team suffered another blow when all-rounder Abdul Razzaq was ruled out for six weeks after his wrist X-ray revealed transverse fracture of left styloid

13-Oct-2002

Aussies decimate Waqar's men inside two days

Australia inflicted on Pakistan the country's first-ever defeat in less than two days by winning the second Test by an innings and 198 runs to take an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three-Test series at the boiling Sharjah Stadium Saturday

13-Oct-2002•Rehan Siddiqui

Waugh struggles to find pleasure in one-sided win

Australia's captain Steve Waugh admits he struggled to find pleasure in his side's crushing win over a young and fragile Pakistan in Sharjah on Saturday.

12-Oct-2002•Michael Donaldson

Warne retains faith in struggling Waugh brothers

The cards keep falling the wrong way for the Waugh twins but their longest serving ally in the Australian cricket team believes it's only a matter of time before the pair put a redemptive century next to their names.

12-Oct-2002•Michael Donaldson

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