Waqar Younis

The Pakistan Cricket Board in collaboration with The News International and Pepsi Cola International organized a Grand Dinner Gala

The daily Dawn's report that the 6 players fined for alleged involvement in match fixing have been put in a quandary, is the correct assessment of a situation created by a recent move of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)

The Pakistan players fined as a result of the match fixing inquiry have been given a deadline of Saturday to decide whether they will appeal

The slur of match fixing having disgraced the princely game of cricket, strict disciplinary measures are on the cards to put an end to it

At a hearing to consider the report made by Match Referee Mr John Reid on 8th July 2000, regarding the breach of ICC Code of Conduct - Rule 1 and 2 - and the laws of cricket, rule 42.4, against Waqar Younis and Azhar Mahmood for altering the

Pakistan's preparation for their crucial triangular match against Sri Lanka at Premadasa International Stadium in Colombo today, was disrupted this morning by the news that Waqar Younis and Azhar Mahmood have been reprimanded by John Reid, who is the

Today's action by Mr

At a hearing to consider the report made by Match Referee Mr John Reid on 8th July 2000, regarding the breach of ICC Code of Conduct - Rule 1 and 2 - and the laws of cricket, rule 42.4, against Waqar Younis and Azhar Mahmood for altering the

Pakistan's convincing victories in the first two tests of the HNB series against Sri Lanka have shattered the self created myth that, " the strength of our team lies in bowling "

Pakistan's Waqar Younis completed his 300 wickets in Test cricket when he had Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan caught by Wasim Akram in the first innings of the Colombo Test

Justice Malik Mohammad Qayyum's report on match fixing released a few days back gave a jolt to Pakistan's cricket but it has at the same time, done the wonderful job of putting to an end, the burning controversy of betting and match fixing as far as

Grenada Beach in the Caribbeans is perhaps, the Pakistan cricket team's favorite resort

Another one-day tournament, another trophy for Pakistan

By defeating, the indomitable South Africans by 16 runs and clinching the Coca-Cola Trophy, Pakistan earned its 12th invaluable Triumph at Sharjah, its most favourite hunting ground

Pakistan's Waqar Younis became second bowler in One-Day Inter-nationals to complete 300 wickets when he trapped Neil McKenzie plumb lbw in the last league match of CocaCola Cup

LAHORE: It was a day of surprises - Pakistan defeating the apparently unbeatable South Africa by 67 runs and jumping into the final of the tri-nation tournament at Sharjah by force and not through proxy of a superior run-rate

LAHORE: There is no better sight in cricket than to see an express paceman bowling with speed and rhythm to break the back of the opposition's batting line-up

LAHORE, March 27: Pakistani cricketers finally came off with all guns blazing Sunday, to end their victory drought in One-day Internationals