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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, Najam Sethi revealed that before the formation of the ‘Big Three,’ Pakistan was offered to be part of the ‘Big Four.’
Speaking to the media prior to his departure for Dubai, the PCB chairman said eight International Cricket Council (ICC) members were on one side and Pakistan on the other in reference to the ‘Big Three.’
In a change up to its structure, the ICC board on February 8 effectively placed Australia, England and India in charge of the game.
Najam Sethi informed reporters that Pakistan's international tour schedule had been fixed with all countries excluding India. The PCB chairman emphasised that playing Indian was essential for enhancing ‘Aman ki Asha.’
According to Najam Sethi a series with India would also be beneficial financially and lead to better funding for domestic cricket.
The PCB chairman said the decision to include Shoaib Malik and Kamran Akmal in the T20 World Cup squad was not correct. He added that there was no grouping in the team and everyone was united behind Misbah-ul-Haq.
South Africa made comfortable progress despite losing opener Alviro Petersen to move within 58 runs of Pakistan's first innings total in the second Test in Dubai after the legspinner Imran Tahir had run through Pakistan's batting order in the first three hours of the Test.
Desperate for wickets, Pakistan used two reviews early in the innings - once ..... Read more
Seven players of the Pakistan Test squad have returned home from Dubai after the conclusion of the 2 Test series against South Africa.
Zulfikar Baber, Azhar Ali, Rahat Ali and Adnan Akmal reached Lahore while Khurram Manzoor, Shan Masood and Yonis Khan reached Karachi.
After a humiliating defeat in the second Test of the series the returning players pr..... Read more
Mitchell Johnson made the most of the second new ball, taking two late wickets in front of a world record crowd Thursday to leave England on a precarious 226-6 at stumps on the opening day of the fourth Ashes Test against Australia.
Kevin Pietersen had two big reprieves to bring up a half century and anchor a dour England batting performance before Johnso..... Read more
