Pakistan Head Coach determined to inspire his team to perform better in the upcoming World Cup games.

Former Pakistan fast-bowler feels that the PCB needs to bring in better quality management and players to guarantee good results in the future.

The 54th meeting of the PCB’s Board of Governors was held in Lahore where the management’s proposed budget was also approved.

The remarks from the PCB Chairman were reportedly made in a phone call to captain Sarfaraz Ahmed after loss to India.

Eoin Morgan blasted 148 off just 71 balls including a world record 17 sixes while Jofra Archer and Adil Rashid picked up three wickets apiece.

MD Wasim Khan stated that PCB was utilising goodwill, contacts with boards to provide further foreign exposure to high-performing match officials and cricketers.

The board was responding to reports coming out in the media after defeat to India in the World Cup.

Senior Pakistan all-rounder refuted rumours of his presence at a shisha cafe on the day before the World Cup match against India.

Shakib al Hasan took 2/54 then hit a fantastic 124* off 99 balls in chase of 322, with Liton Das also contributing 94* off 69 balls.

Rohit Sharma's 140 helped his side to a big total of 336/5 while Hardik Pandya, Vijay Shankar and Kuldeep Yadav picked up two wickets apiece.

The former Pakistan captain wants PSL contracts awarded to only those who play first-class cricket.

Pakistan captain stated that he was hopeful of winning the remaining matches which would give his side a chance of reaching the World Cup semi-finals.

The Man of the Match of the India vs Pakistan fixture stated that he felt his side was superb with both bat and ball which was crucial to their victory.

PCB Chairman unhappy with the quality of 'teaser' advertisements ahead of the iconic India versus Pakistan clash in Manchester.

The programme reflects the strategic objective of the PCB which is to improve, enhance and continue to invest and focus on Pakistan’s future cricket.

The PCB Chairman also confirmed that Pakistan will be hosting matches for the Asian test championship against Sri Lanka in September and Bangladesh in January/February next year.

The governing body released an official statement after facing lots of criticism regarding its policies on rain-affected matches.

The PCB MD spoke about settling down in Lahore, the issues faced in implementing changes at the PCB, reforms in Pakistan's domestic structure and progress regarding restoration of international cricket in Pakistan.

The all-rounder writes about his concerns about Pakistan’s new-ball attack and explains why their unpredictable tag could work in their favour during the ICC tournament.