The Pakistan Head Coach spoke about his disappointment of not winning the Test series against England, Sarfaraz Ahmed's performance as captain and his determination to continue to take Pakistan to new highs beyond the 2019 World Cup.

Two consecutive losses in the first two ODIs against table-toppers England saw the 2015 World Cup winners drop below the winners of the 2017 Champions Trophy.

The Pakistan captain credited his bowling attack for defending low totals in small grounds after Pakistan defeated Scotland 2-0 in T20I series.

TV footage appeared to show the Sri Lanka captain putting sweets in his mouth, before applying the artificial substance to the ball which the umpires viewed as an attempt to change its condition.

Australian Darren Berry has been tipped as the successor to the 64-year-old who was brought into the role alongside Mickey Arthur in 2016.

Sarfaraz Ahmed's side are five points clear of second-placed Australia at the top of the table with India a further three points behind.

PCB source has confirmed that a new supplier is being sought due to expiry of previous contract for provision of kits for the national team.

Pakistan spin bowler stated that Sarfaraz Ahmed's elevation to the number 4 batting position was the right decision.

Pakistan's cricket governing body will not allow any contracted players to take part in any T20 league taking place in the UAE other than the PSL.

In an interview with Saj for Sky Sports, the Indian batsman discussed Afghanistan's inaugural Test , Virat Kohli's captaincy and how India can keep Jos Buttler quiet in their upcoming series with England.

The legendary fast-bowler spoke about the potential of Mohammad Abbas and Faheem Ashraf and Sarfaraz Ahmed's woes as captain in Test cricket.

The PCB Chairman spoke on a variety of topics including his views on the current state of Pakistan cricket, restoration of international cricket in Pakistan and zero-tolerance by his regime against corruption and indiscipline.

Mickey Arthur is keen for the Australian, known for his sharp wicketkeeping skills, to replace the out-going Steve Rixon.

Former England Coach and TV commentator spoke about his willingness to travel to Pakistan in future and his memories of some of the Pakistan greats such as Javed Miandad and Inzamam-ul-Haq.

In his latest article for FirstPost, Saj explains why leading the ICC World XI at Lord's was a befitting way for the Pakistan legend to bow out of international cricket.

Pakistan batsman spoke about what he is looking to gain from his current stint in the Lancashire League and his thoughts on his continued exclusion from the Test side