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Pakistan 'A' to tour Sri Lanka in June

A Pakistan 'A' team will visit Sri Lanka on a three-week tour next month, official said

04-May-2001•Sports Reporter

One-day tournament (Associations): Lahore, Karachi and Rawalpindi succeed in Pool A

Lahore Whites cruised to their third consecutive victory in One-day tournament (Associations) after beating Islamabad by 39 runs in the third-round match played at Asghar Ali Stadium, Karachi

04-May-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Shoaib Akhtar: Medical reports due May 5

Article: Shoaib Akhtar medical reports

04-May-2001•Special Correspondent

Condon to visit Pakistan after invitation from PCB

The ICC's chief investigator for corruption and match-fixing, Sir Paul Condon, is to visit Pakistan in the last week of May

03-May-2001•Agha Akbar

The Shoaib Akhtar dilemma

Article: Shoaib Akhtar's fitness problem

03-May-2001•Agha Akbar

'Rawalpindi Express' derails again: Team off to England

Shoaib Akhtar failed in the first hurdle on his comeback bid when he did not board the flight with the rest of the Pakistan team members for London on a demanding 54-day England tour

03-May-2001•Sports Reporter

Pakistan Team off to England with bright hopes?

Pakistan's 17 man squad selected to face the might of England followed by the Australian giants, is off to England with bright hopes of coming out of the 'defeat syndrome' which has dogged them for sometime

03-May-2001•Rafi Nasim

Pakistan's tour of England: Batsmen hold the key

The Pakistan team which did so well at Sharjah with four back-to-back wins, still failed at the last gasp, capitulating to Sri Lanka

02-May-2001•Salahudin Ahmed (Sallu)

Pakistan embarks on their tour of England today; Shoaib Akhtar to join team after medical and fitness tests clearance

The members of Pakistan Cricket team flew out to London on Wednesday to embark on their tour of England

02-May-2001•Pakistan Cricket Board

One-day tournament (Associations): Karachi Blues and Sheikhupura earn second wins, Lahore Blues also succeed in Pool B

Lahore Blues earned their first win of the One-day tournament (Associations), as they crushed Sargodha by 4 wickets in the second-round match played at Sargodha Sports Stadium

02-May-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Waqar Younis upbeat about Pakistan's prospects

Article: Report on Pakistan team departure for England

02-May-2001•Special Correspondent

Pakistan re-engage Pybus as coach

The Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) penchant for hiring foreigners took another twist when it re-engaged English-born South Africa-based Richard Pybus as national team's coach for the tour of England

02-May-2001•Samiul Hasan

Wasim cannot be dropped on cricketing grounds

Two weeks ago, I had mentioned in this column that Farooq Mazhar, a senior sports journalist and commentator, was seriously ill and his condition had been described as "critical." Farooq passed away peacefully

02-May-2001•Omar Kureishi

One-day tournament (Associations): Lahore Whites, Bahawalpur and Rawalpindi earn second-round wins

One-day tournament (Associations): Round 2 Pool A Report

02-May-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Wasim Akram, the great survivor

Till the very last minute, fast bowler Wasim Akram's inclusion in the England-bound squad remained a matter of conjecture and suspense

02-May-2001•Agha Akbar

Kashif Raza bowls Sheikhupura to second consecutive win in One-day tournament (Associations)

One-day tournament (Associations): Match Report

01-May-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Pakistan find a new coach at the eleventh hour

With the appointment of Richard Pybus as the Pakistan coach, the Pakistan Cricket Board's search for a successor to Javed Miandad has come to an end, at least for the time being

01-May-2001•Stephen Lamb

Urdu Comment - Does the Pakistan team require a coach?

Urdu Comment

01-May-2001•Maria Naureen

Why Wasim Akram's omission would have been folly

Even in the often-convoluted context of Pakistan cricket, the call to drop Wasim Akram - arguably the greatest left-arm bowler of all time - from the tour of England was as ill-conceived as the thought that the Pakistan team would be complete without

01-May-2001•Adnan Sipra

One-day tournament (Associations): Karachi-W, Lahore-W and Rawalpindi win Pool A encounters

One-day tournament (Associations): Round One Pool A Report

30-Apr-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

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