‘ICC’s existing structure can’t be trusted’
FICA says the cricket committee vote is just one example of the ICC bowing down to the BCCI - its richest member.

Composed Asad looks to extend duty productively
Technically sound and temperamentally reliable, Asad’s entry into big time cricket was quite extraordinary.

Unfazed Imran seeks to end career with World Cup
“Mohammad Ilyas never influenced my selection during his tenure as a selector.”

Coaching Pakistan will make Woodhill ‘famous’: Zaheer
Zaheer said Woodhill had been an anonymous figure until the PCB appointed the Australian.

Trent who? Pakistan baffled by new batting coach
"I am surprised how the PCB chose him when his credentials are not known.”

‘Ex-players should be employed to groom youngsters’
KARACHI: Emphasising the significance of utilising former star players in all departments of the game, Pakistan’s bowling coach Mohammad Akram…

Australia’s first ‘doosra’ bowler?
Josh Connolly who has christened his doosra “George”, was pursuing a career in tennis before turning to cricket.

Imtiaz Ahmad – a genius with bat and gloves
Imtiaz Ahmed certainly was the safest and the most reliable as far as his keeping behind the stumps was concerned.

The foreign experience
Pakistan cricket team’s affair with foreign coaches goes back to 1999. It was a time when team politics and player power had become rather rampant in the camp.

Akram hoping to find lethal fast bowlers in talent hunt
Three untested fast bowlers _ to be picked around the country by a cellular company and the Pakistan Cricket Board _ will join the likes of Umar Gul, Junaid Khan and Mohammad Irfan during the April 20-29 camp.

Misbah rules out quitting ODI cricket
"I have changed my batting style because I believe I can continue to play ODIs.”

Herald exclusive: Super problems
Better planning could have averted the postponement of the Pakistan Super League, a proposed cricket league tournament.

SLPL 2013 to attract big Pakistani audience
Irfan is expected to be one of the most popular players at this year's SLPL auction.

Of fathers, sons and cousins: Playing for a name-II
Nazar Mohammad and Mudassar Nazar were the other father and son to have played Test cricket for Pakistan besides Hanif and Shoaib.

Zimbabwe’s woes highlight widening Test gap
Zimbabwe's three-day thrashing at the hands of West Indies has once again highlighted the widening disparity between the top and bottom halves of the international cricket Test rankings.

Tide turns against Watson in Australia’s ‘homework-gate’
Watson, the most senior of the players and the team's vice captain, dubbed the punishment “extremely severe”.

Why is BCCI bothered about Lorgat heading CSA?
Are the powerful Indian cricket authorities trying to dictate Cricket South Africa’s appointment of a new chief executive in the next few weeks?

Pakistan show their real mettle at last!
Their emphatic victory in the second Twenty20 was a kind of much-needed jab in the arm of a side which only a couple of days ago were down in the mire.

Four years on, attack on Sri Lanka team still plagues Pakistan
Pakistan looks as far as ever from hosting international matches four years after the attack on the Sri Lanka team.

‘Cricketers seeking help for addictions’
“They are recognising it and if you do want help, there are places where you can go now. That's a big change.”