As the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif, dissolved the governing board of the Pakistan Cricket Board, the cricket world raised an eyebrow and thought here we go again.
It is being reported that the Pakistan Cricket Board are set to ask the ICC to consider allowing fast bowler Mohammad Amir to return to domestic cricket earlier than September 2015.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced a domestic calendar designed to be more cost effective and to encourage more young players to participate.
Hanif Mohammed, one of four brothers to have played for Pakistan, has delayed his return to Pakistan after undergoing cancer surgery in England a few weeks ago.
Former South African batsman Jonty Rhodes has advised Pakistani batsman Umar Akmal to be patient and follow his doctor’s advice for his seizure illness.
Bob Woolmer son has refuted Shaharyar Khan’s claim about his father being “unfit”.
Mohammad Asif, the 30-year-old Pakistan fast bowler caught up in the 2010 spot-fixing scandal, has admitted his guilt for the first time and accepted a five-year ban.
The former chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Shahryar Mohammad Khan, told the Times of India that he feels it remains unsafe for international cricket teams to tour Pakistan.
Trent Woodhill, the former batting coach of the Pakistan team is not disturbed with the recent criticism by former players.
Generally judges don’t individually interact with the media, but the exception has been made in this case. World Cricket Badger also has a copy of the unprecedented order issued by Islamabad High Court’s Hon’ble Justice Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui.
