Moin Khan

Azam's rise has also been accompanied by constant talk around his fitness levels and weight

Mathews, Mendis, Perera among local talent; Steyn, Russell, Amir lend overseas glamour in five-team T20 tournament

Azam Khan was mocked when he first made his debut at last year's PSL, but no one's laughing at him now

Osman Samiuddin, ESPNcricinfo's senior editor, picks his all-time Pakistan World Cup XI

The Quetta Gladiators coach had picked both players in the PSL and is helping them get back on the international circuit

At 254 for 6 on the last afternoon, India needed only 17 to win with Tendulkar still at the crease

"Hurting" after the one-run loss to Peshawar Zalmi, the Quetta Gladiators head coach lamented the loss of Shane Watson and Kevin Pietersen, who had led them to the playoffs

Peshawar had been consigned to one-run losses in the last two seasons in the playoffs. This year, they managed to get over the line by some fortune. By one run, of course

Massive, huge, monstrous - and did we mention really massive? Here's a handful of the biggest hits you've ever seen

Cheeky, tough and masters of improvisation: how does Karachi produce the batsmen it does?

The constant chopping and changing that occurred during the tenures of Moin Khan and Haroon Rasheed has affected Pakistan's ODI fortunes

At the Basin Reserve in 2003, Shoaib Akhtar turned a huge first-innings deficit into a seven-wicket series win

Moin Khan has apologised for visiting a casino in New Zealand while with the Pakistan team at the World Cup but there will be no action taken against him, according to the PCB chairman, Shaharyar Khan

The PCB has launched an official investigation against Moin Khan, Pakistan's chief selector and a member of the tour selection committee, after he was reportedly seen in a casino two days ahead of the team's clash against West Indies in Christchurch

Pakistan chief selector Moin Khan believes that losing the ODI series against Sri Lanka has "affected the mind" of the team, and that there is a need to take bold steps ahead of the 2015 World Cup

PCB chairman Najam Sethi and the chairman of Pakistan's selection committee, Moin Khan, appear to be at loggerheads over who will lead Pakistan at the World Cup

Moin Khan, the former Pakistan captain and wicketkeeper, has been named chief selector and manager of the national team

Moin Khan, the Pakistan coach, has as much confidence in his spinners as the Australia captain George Bailey has conceded it's going to be a challenge for their batsmen

On his first day in office, Moin Khan, Pakistan's new head coach, said one of the main differences he wants to make is to eradicate the "fear of failure" from the team