Former Pakistan wicket-keeper, Zulqarnain Haider, who ran away to England before the start of a game for the fear of his safety said that there were many other cricketers involved in the Pakistani cricket who had been involved with fixing. He claimed that the three players, Salman Butt, Muhammad Asi

It was a transfixing Test match at Dubai. Balance shifted from one end to the other on each new day. South Africa looked in the driving seat at stumps on day 1, and one day 2 it was Pakistan who were looking better. Overall it came down to what should've been an easy win for South Africa: 45

The one day series was classic. The series was full of twists are turn with nail biting games. It was somewhat expected as Pakistan are better matched to South Africa in limited overs than Test matches. Now comes the 'real' Test for Pakistan. Playing at desert in heat won't be easy for both te

Pakistan Cricket Board are clearly not happy with Pakistan's wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider's shocking actions. He left the team right before the final encounter in Abu Dhabi and emerged from England. He said he was threatened by book makers. PCB's advisor Taffazul Rizvi called Zulqarnain Haid

After his disastrous outing at the Trent Bridge Test where he failed to manage to score a single run from both the innings, it was obvious that brickbats were in waiting for Pakistan Glove man Kamran Akmal. And as expected Akmal failed to get the selectors nod for the Friday Test against Eng