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Saeed asked to join nets

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

29-Apr-2002•Our Sports Reporter

A worried Fleming has a job on his hands

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

29-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Anwar will not be considered for Tests

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

28-Apr-2002•Our Special Representative

Akram to quit after World Cup

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

28-Apr-2002•Our Special Representative

Pakistan holds total sway

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

27-Apr-2002•Agha Akbar

Urdu Report - 3rd ODI: Pakistan v New Zealand

27-Apr-2002•Tariq Saeed

Inconsistent Pakistan?

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

25-Apr-2002•Waqas Khan

Waqar looks at at bowling options for Lahore

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

25-Apr-2002•Stephen Lamb

Shoaib will attempt to break 100-mile barrier

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

24-Apr-2002•Imran Naeem Ahmad

Razzaq, Younis lead Pakistan to emphatic series win

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

24-Apr-2002•Agha Akbar

Astle knee injury another crippling blow for New Zealand

It doesn't pay to be successful in the TelstraClear Black Caps side at the moment - you become a target for the injury gods, and Nathan Astle is the latest victim

24-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Pakistan aim to take unbeatable 2-0 lead

RAWALPINDI, April 23: Shoaib Akhtar returns to his hometown at the top of his bowling form as Pakistan aim to take an unbeatable 2-0 lead over an injury-plagued New Zealand in the second One-day International at Pindi Cricket Stadium Wednesday

24-Apr-2002•Samiul Hasan

Urdu Report - 2nd ODI: Pakistan v New Zealand

24-Apr-2002•Tariq Saeed

Marillier hits into record books

During the first encounter of the recently concluded five-match one-day series between India and Zimbabwe at Faridabad, Douglas Marillier scored the fastest fifty for Zimbabwe in ODI's off just 21 balls with the help of nine fours and one six

24-Apr-2002•Mohammad Ramis Shah

Statistical Survey: Pakistan v New Zealand ODI's

** match played on the scheduled fourth day of the rainaborted first Test at Dunedin in 1988-89, in edition to the originally planned four match series that followed subsequently

24-Apr-2002•Mohammad Ramis Shah

Fastest fifties in Test cricket

On March 25, during the last day of the second Test match against New Zealand at Wellington, England's middle order batsman, Andrew Flintoff smashed the joint-sixth fastest fifty ever in terms of balls

24-Apr-2002•Mohammad Ramis Shah

Individual score greater than opponent's total

On 21 April 2002, during the first match of the three-match one-day series between Pakistan and New Zealand at Karachi, Yousuf Youhana smashed a brilliant 125 off 155 balls to help his side reach a daunting total of 275

24-Apr-2002•Mohammad Ramis Shah

Saeed Anwar's omission clear case of double standards

Saeed Anwar, one of the best openers in present day cricket, slapped the face of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) when he declared himself fully fit for the coming Test series against New Zealand

23-Apr-2002•Ali Kabir

Kiwis arrive in Shoaib's hometown

New Zealand Monday arrived in the hometown of Shoaib Akhtar, the man who destroyed them with his searing pace in Sunday's first One-Day International in Karachi

23-Apr-2002

Strict security to be enforced in Rawalpindi One-dayer

The stone-throwing crowd at Karachi's National Stadium that led to a 20-minute stoppage in the first One-Day International between Pakistan and New Zealand Sunday may well have set the tone for things to come

23-Apr-2002

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