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Pakistan vs West Indies
Thu, June 06 2013
ICC Champions Trophy 2013 preview: Talented West Indies take on mercurial Pakistan
Former champions West Indies will lock horns with the incredibly unpredictable Pakistan in what promises to be a high-voltage Group B Champions Trophy clash at the Oval on Friday.
Wed, June 05 2013
Pakistan’s series win in India will be a huge boost in their clash on June 15 at Edgbaston
Soon, we will be cheering for our national heroes as they gear up for the final edition of the ICC Champions Trophy to be held in England and Wales between June 6- 23.
Mon, June 03 2013
Wasim Akram, Shoaib Akhtar back Pakistan to win ICC Champions Trophy 2013
Wasim Akram and Shoaib Akhtar believe Pakistan have a realistic chance of winning the ICC Champions Trophy in England.
Thu, July 03 2014
Imran Khan, Javed Miandad script famous Test win for Pakistan against mighty West Indies
On April 6, 1988, Pakistan handed West Indies its first defeat at home in 10 years, after Javed Miandad’s hundred and Imran Khan’s brilliance took them across the finish line at Guyana with nine wickets to spare. Karthik Parimal looks back at that eventful Test that also marked Curtly Ambrose’s debut.
Fri, January 08 2016
Hanif Mohammad’s incredible 16-hour effort to save a Test match for Pakistan at Bridgetown
Hanif Mohammad batted 16 hours 10 minutes, the longest Test innings which remains unbroken till this day. In the time spent in the middle, covering 9 consecutive sessions — enough to encompass almost 11 separate football matches.
Wed, November 02 2011
Karachi Test in 2000 could have been fixed, says Michael Vaughan
A day after Salman Butt and Mohammed Asif were convicted for spot-fixing, former England skipper Michael Vaughan suspects that a Test match against Pakistan in 2000 might have been fixed.