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Multan claim full points against Kasur

Multan earned full pointsafter crushing Kasur by an innings and 10 runs inside two days in the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-II Cricket Championship match at Multan Stadium in Multan Thursday

13-Sep-2002•Sports Correspondent

Sussex sign Mushtaq Ahmed

Sussex CCC are pleased to announce that they have signed Mushtaq Ahmed, 32, as their second overseas player for the 2003 season

13-Sep-2002•Sussex CCC Media Release

Otago sign Mohammad Wasim for 2002/03 season

Otago Cricket's batting stocks will be boosted this season by the appearance of former Pakistan Test player Mohammad Wasim

13-Sep-2002•Steve Davie

KCCA Blues Nasir hammers another hundred

Nasir Aziz hit up his second century in the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I Cricket Championship Thursday as Karachi Blues made steady progress on day two of their match against Islamabad at Shalimar Ground

13-Sep-2002•Sports Reporter

Jayasuriya - I wanted to play despite my injury

There was a touch of the heroic about a tired Sanath Jayasuriya when he came down to talk to pressmen shortly after he had led Sri Lanka to a crushing eight-wicket win over Pakistan

12-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Sri Lanka inflict crushing defeat on Pakistan

It was the perfect day for Sri Lanka

12-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Junior selectors face problems

The junior selection committee is in a spot of bother as it prepares to announce the Pakistan 'A' team for the first four-day 'Test' against Sri Lanka 'A' starting at Faisalabad from Sunday

12-Sep-2002•Sports Reporter

Likes and dislikes ruining cricket team's performance

With talent in abundance, Pakistan cricket team which is perhaps the best on paper in the world looks demoralised because of the total mess in the management

12-Sep-2002•Ali Kabir

Torrential rain spoils KCCA Blues fine start

Karachi Blues' fine start to their National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I Cricket Championship match against Islamabad was spoilt by heavy afternoon rain as they were stopped in their tracks at 146 for one on the first day of this three-day game

12-Sep-2002•Sports Reporter

Sri Lanka-Pakistan ready for tournament opener

It's the start of greatest sporting event in Sri Lanka's history

11-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

PCB on look out for foreign coach before World Cup

Changes in the Pakistan team management looked inevitable after Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)'s king-maker Ramiz Raja was reportedly assigned the task of finding a new foreign coach for the team

10-Sep-2002•Sports Reporter

Akram confirms retirement, Anwar considers his future

Pakistan fast bowling great Wasim Akram confirmed on Tuesday that he would retire after the ICC World Cup in South Africa next year

10-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Pakistan prove to be consistently inconsistent

There is no experience in life that cannot be analysed, and the Pakistani cricket team's failures are no exception

10-Sep-2002•Touqir Hussain

Waqar defends captaincy record as Pakistan start afresh

Pakistan captain Waqar Younis defended his captaincy on Tuesday, claiming that his tenure had coincided with an overall improvement in the team's performance

10-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

PCB names officials for Lankan series

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has made the posting of umpires and referees for a home series to be held between Pakistan Junior and Sri Lankan 'A' team from Sept 14 to Oct 3

10-Sep-2002•Sports Correspondent

ICC refuses Pakistan late changes

KARACHI, Sept 8: Pakistan were Sunday disallowed late changes in their squad for this week's ICC Champions Trophy in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo

09-Sep-2002•By Our Sports Reporter

Opener Khurram's century puts Karachi Blues in command

Khurrum Manzoor struck an unbeaten century Friday as Karachi Blues gained control on the first day of their National Junior Grade-I Championship match against Kohat at the KRL Stadium

07-Sep-2002•Sports Reporter

Batsmen reign supreme

Batsmen dominated the opening day of the three-day National Juniors Cup Grade-II match when four centuries were recorded at various centres of the country Friday

07-Sep-2002•Sports Reporter

Rain provides reprieve to Pakistan

The final ended with a whimper, rain having the final say, depriving Australia of a probable win, the no-result providing Pakistan a reprieve in the form of a shared PSO Trophy

07-Sep-2002•Agha Akbar

Kenya make Australia work for win

05-Sep-2002•Agha Akbar

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