Mohammad Akram

Mohammad Akram, Pakistan's National Cricket Academy head coach, has resigned from the post due to family reasons, three months before his contract expires

Pakistan A's tour to Sri Lanka, which commences in Matara on Sunday, is being looked at by both countries as one that could help fill vacancies created in their senior sides

A second unofficial test at Loughborough University has found Saeed Ajmal's action for his stock delivery, the offspinner, and his faster balls to be legal

Pakistan players with central contracts could lose 25 percent of their monthly retainers if they fail to keep to fitness levels prescribed by the National Cricket Academy

Forty of Pakistan's top cricketers will participate in a month-long fitness camp at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore

Pakistan have relieved Mohammad Akram from the role of national bowling coach only to appoint him as head coach of the national cricket academy. He will also join the six-man selection panel

Fast bowlers always bailed the team out of trouble. But in this Asia Cup, we saw the trend reverse

With Mohammad Irfan out of the squad after aggravating a hip injury, Pakistan's bowling coach, Mohammad Akram, has outlined a rotation policy to manage the bowlers' workloads

Moin Khan, the former Pakistan wicketkeeper and captain, has been named the head coach of the national side

Pakistan's seamers failed to create opportunities as a unit. Their bowling coach Mohammad Akram reiterated that the bowlers let Sri Lanka off the hook by not maintaining any pressure

Mohammad Akram, the Pakistan bowling coach, said he was pleased with the effort of his bowlers in spite of their performance on the fourth day against Sri Lanka in Abu Dhabi

Mohammad Akram, the Pakistan bowling coach, has received a one-month extension by the PCB so he can continue his role in the upcoming South Africa series in the UAE

Even though Zimbabwe dominated most parts of the third day by taking a 64-run lead and then building on it, three wickets in the last nine balls of the day brought the Pakistanis back and has given both the sides almost equal chances of winning the Test

Pakistan's bowling coach Mohammad Akram was satisfied with the performance of their raw pace attack, but said there were areas in which improvement was needed

Mohammad Akram, Pakistan's new bowling coach, has said his low-profile CV won't be a hindrance as he had learnt a lot from his playing career and believed "cricket is actually played on ground [and] not on laptops"

Mohammad Akram has been named Pakistan's bowling coach for a period of one year

After a week of negotiations, Surrey have signed Mohammad Asif as their overseas player for 2008

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Six wickets from Mohammad Akram helped Surrey romp to a thumping innings-and-297-run victory over Gloucestershire at a sun-drenched Oval