Kamran Abbasi

Geoff Boycott described T20 as a game of luck - and it might be the luckiest of cricket's formats - but Pakistan, Australia, and England would beg to differ

 

Pakistan cricket has its last chance to get its house in order before a tough summer of cricket against Australia and England

Yes, the players have brought shame upon themselves but their behaviour has been tacitly encouraged by their employers

Defeat can divide but sometimes it can be a platform to build upon

 

It would be daft to pretend that Pakistan deserve to be semi-finalists

 

Pakistan are in a mess - it was ever thus - but this tournament feels much different to last year's when Pakistan had the right materials and just needed to be ignited

Was Paul Collingwood right to question the target set for West Indies by the Duckworth Lewis Method

 

 

 

Necessity is the mother of invention, and the needs of commerce have invented a new form of cricket sponsorship

He may have performed below his usual high standards

 

The PCB committee of inquiry wants to punish Pakistan’s cricketers

Amid the machinations among players, administrators, and politicians, two important decisions have been taken

 

Shahid Afridi left his mark on Pakistan's final 50 overs match in Australia - and on the cricket ball