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Saeed Anwar
Mon, February 04 2013
2013 is a huge year for Scottish cricket: Majid Haq
Majid Haq represented Scotland at Under-17, Under-19 and Under-23 levels, making his debut for the senior side on 20 July 20, 2002. An off-spinner and hard-hitting left-handed batsman, he was a member of the Scottish squad at the 2007 World Cup in the West Indies.
Mon, January 07 2013
Pakistan batsman Nasir Jamshed leaves his trophy in India
Pakistan star batsman Nasir Jamshed, who tormented the Indian bowlers in the just concluded series, has forgotten to carry his man-of-the-series trophy with him.
Thu, December 27 2012
Sachin Tendulkar is what this Pakistan cricket fan envies and not Kashmir!
The man has retired. The 49-centuries hero has finally bid adieu to an illustrious 23-year-old career that changed the very definition of Indian batting.
Tue, June 13 2017
Alphabetical XIs: Anwar, Akram, Amla and Ambrose make a strong ‘A’-Team
Players with last names starting with A.
Mon, November 19 2012
Alastair Cook exemplifies India’s struggle against left-handed opening batsmen in the last 20 years
Alastair Cook's epic resistance in the second innings is yet another example of a left-handed opening batsman making it big against India. Arunabha Sengupta looks at how Indian bowlers have struggled against the southpaw openers in the last 20 years.
Wed, September 10 2014
Five instances of openers passing the baton of captaincy to their opening partners
Alastair Cook succeeding Andrew Strauss as captain marks a rare event – one half of a successful opening partnership taking over the reins from the other. Arunabha Sengupta looks at the very few examples of prolific opening partners following each other as skipper in Test cricket.
Sat, August 23 2014
Dravid – the eternal bridesmaid who wasn’t Destiny’s favourite child
In many ways, Dravid was not Destiny’s favourite child. While he toiled and scripted masterpieces, often times another team-mate of his would hog the attention and adulation. And there was none bigger in this respect than Sachin Tendulkar, under whose formidable shadows he played his entire international career.
Wed, December 21 2011
Mushtaq Ahmed to host reception 17 years after marriage
Former Test leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed has caused consternation by announcing that he will celebrate his 'valima' (marriage reception) on December 26, seventeen years after his wedding.
Thu, December 01 2011
PCB approves setting-up of anti-corruption unit
Pakistan cricket authorities have approved the setting-up of a "vigilance and security division" to fight corruption in the game, a month after three top players were imprisoned for spot-fixing.
Mon, November 07 2011
Judges blame PCB for spot-fixing scandal
Pakistan's senior judges, who conducted match-fixing inquiries in the past, Sunday said their recommendations to check corruption in cricket were ignored and that led to the latest betting scandal.