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Anwar Ali
Wed, November 27 2013
South Africa vs Pakistan 2nd ODI at Port Elizabeth delayed by rain
Rain delayed the toss of the second One-Day International between South Africa and Pakistan at Port Elizabeth on Wednesday.
Sun, November 24 2013
Bilawal Bhatti, Anwar Ali help Pakistan beat South Africa by 23 runs in 1st ODI
Bilawal Bhatti and Anwar Ali's all-round performances helped Pakistan defeate South Africa by 23 runs in the first One-Day International (ODI) at Cape Town on Sunday.
Sun, November 24 2013
Pakistan post 218/9 in 1st ODI against South Africa
South African pacers dominated the Pakistan batsmen to restrict them to 218 for nine in the first One-Day International (ODI) at Newlands at Cape Town on Sunday. A late repair work by debutant Bilawal Bhatti (39) and Anwar Ali (43 not out) helped them give some respectability to the score.
Fri, November 22 2013
Pakistan win toss, elect to bat against South Africa in 2nd T20 at Cape Town
Pakistan skipper Mohammad Hafeez won the toss and elected to bat against South Africa in the second Twenty20 International at Cape Town on Friday.
Wed, November 20 2013
South Africa vs Pakistan 2013: Visitors face another stiff challenge against formidable hosts
After losing to South Africa in the limited-overs series in the UAE, Pakistan head to the rainbow nation for another short series. Abhijit Banare looks at what’s in store for Pakistan who play South Africa in the third series between the two sides this year.
Tue, August 20 2013
Three Pakistan players seen at dance show before team’s departure for Zimbabwe tour
The newly-appointed manager of the Pakistan team, Moin Khan might have spoken aloud about the importance of discipline in the side before leaving for Zimbabwe, but an incident involving three current players has left the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) red-faced.