Abdur Rehman

Abdur Rehman, the Pakistan left-arm spinner, has been banned for 12 weeks by the ECB after testing positive for the recreational drug cannabis during his stint with Somerset

Abdur Rehman, the Pakistan left-arm spinner, is facing a ban after failing a drugs test during his stint with Somerset in the English domestic season

There was joy and silverware for Warwickshire, Hampshire and Derbyshire at the end of a watery season that was also tinged with sadness. George Dobell hands out his awards

Abdur Rehman finished with match figures of 14 for 101 as Somerset clinched runners-up spot in Division One

Abdur Rehman weaved through Worcestershire with 9 for 65 to leave Somerset wondering how close they could have got to the title

Abdur Rehman flew straight in from Dubai to take three wickets as Somerset closed on top at Hove

Monty Panesar, the 'Sultan' himself, is spinning Sussex into contention for the Division One title.

Chris Gayle has been ruled out of the inaugural season of the Sri Lanka Premier League due to a serious groin strain.

Abdur Rehman, the Pakistan left-arm spinner, is set to join Somerset for the latter part of the season subject to being granted a visa

Sri Lanka's chairman of selectors Ashantha de Mel has said the Sri Lanka batsmen should be wary of the Pakistani spinners during the upcoming series

The whitewash of England is surely their greatest achievement in Test cricket to date

Facing up to quality spinners in foreign conditions, the England batsmen were found severely wanting in both their technique and application

ESPNcricinfo looks back at the players who helped Pakistan to a famous whitewash over England with the spin bowlers and a fine captain to the fore

After the events of 2010 Pakistan cricket could have withered away, but due to a combination of determination and desire they are now flourishing

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the fourth day of the third Test in Dubai

Unlike England, Pakistan used their bats instead of their pads. Unlike England, they retained their composure during the inevitable scoreless periods and, unlike England, they played straight until they were well set

Pakistan's interim coach, Mohsin Khan, has said that his side is "desperate" to build on their unassailable series lead against England, and whitewash the world's No. 1 Test side

Two young batsmen and an overshadowed bowler did it for Pakistan in Abu Dhabi. Now the administrators must ensure this winning team is left undisturbed