Abid Ali, Kashif Bhatti, Mohammad Musa and Naseem Shah selected while Imran Khan, Iftikhar Ahmed and Mohammad Rizwan make comebacks.

Pakistan Head Coach-cum-Chief Selector rubbished any talk of a conspiracy to exclude former captain Sarfaraz Ahmed from the national side.

The young pace-bowler has been named in Pakistan's Test and T20I squads for the tour of Australia.

The 16-year-old has been brought into the Australia-bound Test and T20I squads to provide more fire-power to the bowling line-up. 

New-look squad sees Imam-ul-Haq, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Musa and Usman Qadir picked for the first time while Mohammad Irfan makes a comeback.

Shadab Khan starred with 4/26 while Ali Imran and Rohail Nazir hit fifties to chase down 156 despite a valiant 77* by Hussain Talat for the losing side.

Fakhar Zaman (82* off 54) and Khushdil Shah (46* off 26) pulled off a brilliant chase to knock the opposition and Sindh out of the tournament.

The former cricketer writes about his concerns at the appointments of Misbah-ul-Haq and Waqar Younis and explains why Sarfaraz Ahmed has been hard done by his removal from the position of T20I captaincy.

The former ODI captain will now lead his side in the upcoming Test series against Australia, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

The newly appointed captain stated that it was his responsibility to ensure Pakistan remains a consistent, attractive and powerful side in the shortest format.

The Bangladesh youngsters will play 5 matches against their Pakistan counterparts at KRL Ground from 25 October till 8 November.

Newly appointed Test captain stated that he wanted his team to play positive and fearless cricket in order to compete with Australia in the upcoming series.

Former Pakistan captain feels that the veteran all-rounder has considerable experience of playing in T20 leagues.

Mohammad Amir (£100,000 category), Shadab Khan (£75,000 category) and Shaheen Shah Afridi (£60,000 category) were drafted.

The PCB recently appointed Azhar Ali as Test captain and Babar Azam as T20I captain in place of the Karachi based player.

The latest article in our Beyond The Boundary section examines the issues arising out of the recent captaincy changes in the Pakistan side.

Former Test and T20I skipper expressed his best wishes for new captains Azhar Ali and Babar Azam, hoping they help Pakistan to become a stronger side.

PCB in a press release stated that the decision was taken due to the wicket-keeper's drop in overall form which has also affected his confidence.

Pakistan Head Coach recommended a fast-track approach for new talent to be inducted in the national side.

West Indies TV commentator writes about the reasons why likes of Jofra Archer and Miguel Cummins have chosen to leave West Indies cricket and applauds the appointment of Phil Simmons as Head Coach of the West Indies.

Former Pakistan captain writes about failed comebacks for Umar Akmal & Ahmed Shehzad and Pakistan’s disappointing loss in the T20I series against Sri Lanka.

The left-arm spinner spoke in detail about his shoulder injury, his impressions of the changes to domestic cricket and his aspirations to represent Pakistan.