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Reports of bad weather over the next fortnight or so have forced the Sri Lanka Interim Cricket Board to move the venue of the first unofficial cricket Test against Pakistan A from the NCC grounds to Dambulla Cricket Stadium

Despite a dismal start, tumbling to 2 for 39, Pakistan ended the day with a fabulous score of 370 for 8

Article: Mudassar Nazar's column on Pak in Eng tour, Test2, Day 1

Harbhajan Singh's recent marvelous feats against Australia, claiming 13 for 196 at Calcutta and 15 for 217 at Chennai , prompted me to take a look at instances of 11 or more wickets in a Test by Pakistani bowlers

Regional Academy Sheikhupura will be formally inaugurated on Friday June 1st 2001, by former PCB Chairman Syed Zulfiqar Bokhari at 9:15 a.m

Ed: Maria Naureen is our correspondent from Karachi, a FM 101 radio talk-show host, cricket radio commentator and sports journalist

A day of fluctuating fortunes and majestic cricket saw one player hold centre stage for much of a wind-blown but thankfully relatively dry day

Rameez Raja Photo © PCB Having been mauled rather badly in the First Test, Waqar Younis and his charges must be going into the second encounter at Old Trafford determined to make amends, to redeem a modicum of prestige

The 2nd Test between Pakistan and England at Old Trafford will surely be a high stakes game

For the last decade or so, the princely game of cricket has passed through a mounting tide of indiscipline giving way to criminal tendencies

In his latest CricInfo Diary entry, Alec Stewart looks ahead to the prospect of captaining England in the second and final Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford, and in the triangular one-day series which follows

Mudassar Nazar Photo © CricInfo I do feel it's strange - we are playing only the 2nd Test but it will spell the end of the series

Those who followed the advice of my colleague, Matt Finnegan, prior to the First Test will be happy with England's victory inside three days of actual play

LAHORE - So the PCB now has a vision, or so it says; previously it was blamed for a singular lack of it

Mushtaq Ahmed, Mohammad Wasim and Imran Farhat are the three players who have suffered the axe

Those who followed the advice of my colleague, Matt Finnegan, prior to the First Test will be happy with England's victory inside three days of actual play