Captains such as Imran Khan, Javed Miandad, Wasim Akram and Inzamam-ul-Haq have all tasted defeat in Australia. Losing in Australia has become part of the Pakistani cricketing tradition, with every touring party finding new ways of imploding spectacularly. However, the latest debacle ranks as arguably the worst Pakistani performance in a Test series in Australia, and that’s saying something...

A lot is written and said about Misbah’s legacy and what it means for Pakistan cricket in the long-term. In my opinion, the most dangerous precedence that Misbah has set with his own example is the notion that age does not matter.

The last time a team had breached the Australian fortress at Brisbane—it was 1988 and the likes of Courtney Walsh, Curtly Ambrose and Malcolm Marshall had run through the Australian batting line-up—decimating them to a meagre 167 all out in the first innings. The West Indies eventually won that Test match by nine wickets.

Thanks to @Titan24 for this write-up previewing the first Test series with Misbah-ul-Haq and Azhar Ali at the helm.

Comprehensive write-up by @Markhor reviewing Pakistan's failed bid at challenging Australia in the recently concluded T20I series.

Thanks to Markhor for this review of the tournament!

A member of the PakPassion forums reviews the squads Misbah-ul-Haq has selected for Pakistan's upcoming tour of Australia.

Many thanks to @Titan24 for this write-up regarding the recent captaincy changes in the Pakistan side.

Many thanks to Markhor for his review of the recently concluded T20I series between Pakistan and Sri Lanka which proved to be a historic one in more ways than one and should be an eye opener for the PCB.