Pakistan cricket authorities have nominated their former Test captain and Board Chief Executive Majid Jahangir Khan to head the influential International Cricket Council's Cricket Committee after the resignation of Sunil Gavaskar of India. Gavaskar stepped down as the chairman of the Commit

The recent developments in Pakistan have led various cricketing nations across the globe to boycott the country at large. An appropriate example of this is the fact that Australia has cancelled their tour of Pakistan. The Pakistan Cricket Board, in the wake of such events has organized

Pakistan will look to complete a 5-0 rout over Zimbabwe when the fifth one dayer gets underway in Sheikhupura in three days time. Pakistan have taken a 4-0 lead in a horribly one sided Mobilink cup and will be looking to finish the demotion over a hapless Zimbabwe outfit in the fifth one

Pakistan will look to move one step closer to complete the rout against Zimbabwe in the fourth one dayer to be played in Faisalabad in three days time. The home side have an unassailable 3-0 lead and will not like to throw away the initiative to a rather toothless Zimbabwe cricket team w

Pakistan look to further their lead in the five matches Pakistan Zimbabwe one day series when they square up against their African cricketing rivals in three days time at Hyderabad. Hyderabad was initially chosen to be the venue for the first one dayer but was later designated to hold th

Pakistan Cricket Board has vowed to provide all possible legal help to senior batsman Mohammad Yousuf after an Indian arbitration panel barred him from playing in next year's Indian Premier League. "Legal experts will be consulted to finalise a strategy to help Yousuf," who

The Pakistan cricket Board has made it clear it would not give a free hand to players to sign county contracts in the near future. A senior board official said that recently the board had not permitted pacer Rao Iftikhar to accept a contract offered by Gloucestershire for 2008. "We kno

Captain Shoaib Malik will be grilled by the officials of Pakistan Cricket Board at a meeting in Lahore less than 24 hours after returning from India following humiliating series defeats in one-dayers as well as Tests. Malik and team manager Talat Ali Malik will attend the meeting to be

Pakistan Cricket Board has announced a cash prize of Rs 5 lakh for each player of its team for making the summit clash of the ongoing Twenty20 World Cup. "The PCB Chairman has announced 500,000 each for the players for winning the semi-final. Obviously if we win the final there will be

Pakistan Cricket Board today announced its new selection policy, which gives the team manager 'power' to finalise the final eleven on away tours with the selection committee having the final say in a home series. "On away tours like in the Twenty20 World Cup, the manager, coach and capt

A local cricket club has invited the unofficial Indian Cricket League to organise its matches in Pakistan and Kapil Dev, the Chairman of ICL Executive Board, promised to consider the proposal. Arif Abbasi, a former senior official of the Pakistan Cricket Board, who is now Chief Executive o

The Pakistan Cricket Board has started conducting dope tests on the probables for the Twenty20 World Cup including fast bowlers, Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif who last year had tested positive for a banned substance. "The tests are nearly completed and we have a doctor and a local repre

Nothing less than a major Test series win or one-day title and a place among the top three in ICC rankings during new coach Geoff Lawson's two-year contract would be acceptable to the Pakistan Cricket Board. PCB Chairman Naseem Ashraf said Lawson would be given certain targets to meet duri

Pakistan Cricket Board has advertised for the post of assistant coach of the national team despite a failed experimentation with this method while searching for the chief coach. The advertisement, placed on websites, has the same condition that interested candidates must be Test cricketers

The Bob Woolmer controversy refuses to die down with Jamaican Police now claiming to have received some new information regarding the Pakistan cricket coach's mysterious death. According to 'radiojamaica' website, Police Commissioner Lucius Thomas, who declined to reveal the nature of the i

In its efforts to do better on foreign tours regularly, Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to provide challenging surfaces to its batsmen at home by laying as many as 90 bouncy pitches across the country by October this year. A PCB official said the project was aimed at preparing batsmen, wh

The new look Pakistan cricket squad prepared to fly out to Abu Dhabi today to play a one-day series against Sri Lanka with new captain, Shoaib Malik exhorting his team to get back to winning ways. Malik also made it clear he was not under any pressure leading the side for the first time in a

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has given advertisement for a new national coach, a post lying vacant since Bob Woolmer's murder on March 18. The PCB said in a statement that the advertisement had been forwarded to the ICC, cricket boards and other International Cricket websites. &quo

Pakistani middle order batsman Inzamam ul Haq today quit as Pakistan test captain and retired from one day internationals. With his side still mourning the sudden death of coach Bob Woolmer hours earlier, Inzamam told a news conference he was cutting back on his international commitment

The dispute between the Pakistan Cricket Board and the England and Wales Cricket Board over the payment of compensation amount for the forfeited Oval Test last year is still unresolved and will be discussed at a meeting in London later this month. A well-placed source said that contrary to

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Nasim Ashraf today strongly dismissed suggestions that pacers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif were pulled out of the World Cup after they failed a secret dope test in London. The announcement came just hours after the International Cricket Counci

Confusion prevailed in the Pakistan cricket circles today after a section of the media reported that fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif had again tested positive for Nandrolone in fresh tests carried out by the Pakistan Cricket Board The newspapers, however, created more confusion b

Confusion prevailed in the Pakistan cricket circles today after a section of the media reported that fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif had again tested positive for nandrolone in fresh tests carried out by the Pakistan Cricket Board. The newspapers, however, created more confusion