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Inzamam-ul-Haq secured a place among the all-time batting greats of cricket when he stroked a masterly triple century on an eventful second day of the first Test against New Zealand at Gaddafi Stadium Thursday

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Thursday said it had not invited India to participate in the Golden Jubilee Test

Probably for the first time in the history of Pakistan cricket there will be no Friday prayers break

LAHORE-Pakistan inflicted a most comprehensive defeat on New Zealand, by an innings and 324 runs in the last over of the third day - the fifth largest win by any team

LAHORE - It was the day of the 'big fella', and braving heat despite struggling with his fitness, cramps in his legs making matters worse, he made the New Zealand bowlers suffer nevertheless

In this age of email and mobile phones, Shoaib Malik has taken digital communication to unprecedented heights

LAHORE-Inzamam-ul-Haq (unconquered at 159, 25 fours, 1 six) and Imran Nazir (127) made the most of the placid strip, scoring a hundred apiece and posting an attractive 204 for the third wicket partnership to take Pakistan to a commanding position

KARACHI, April 28: Former captain Saeed Anwar has been asked by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to practice with the national squad for the first of the two Tests against New Zealand, starting at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore Wednesday

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming could be forgiven had he exclaimed, like Macbeth:

LAHORE, April 27: The chairman of Pakistan cricket selectors, Wasim Bari, confirmed Saturday that Saeed Anwar would not be selected for the two-Test series against New Zealand but hinted the inclusion of wrist spinner Danish Kaneria

LAHORE, April 27: Former captain Wasim Akram Saturday said he would say goodbye to international cricket after next year's World Cup in South Africa

LAHORE - It was indeed a solidly relentless all-round display in the field throughout, as Pakistan blanked out the Black Caps with great authority, taking the third and last game of the series by a convincing margin of 66 runs, with a bit more than

The Pakistan cricket team is in better shape for the World Cup campaign than many commentators and the pundits think

It was Mike Brearley who once penned his suspicions about the motto 'Never change a winning side'

RAWALPINDI, April 23: As overnight rain and cloudy skies Tuesday brought temperatures down, Pakistan's pace ace Shoaib Akhtar was still sizzling and said he would be going all-out to break the 100-mile barrier in Wednesday's second day-night One-day

For once Pakistan did chase well, despite a rather nightmarish start