One of the key members of Islamabad United's bowling attack, twenty-five-year old Rumman Raees continued his excellent form in the 2017 edition of the PSL taking twelve wickets in seven matches. By doing so, Rumman who has already played one international Twenty20 game made a powerful case for his inclusion in the Pakistan squad bound for the upcoming tour of ... Read More

Bus driver Meher Khalil gained overnight fame for his heroic actions in March of 2009, when his presence of mind and courage staved off loss of lives during the attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore. The attack brought an end to tours by international teams to Pakistan, resulting in Pakistan playing all their home games in the ... Read More

Regarded by many as a top candidate for the all-important position of a bowling all-rounder for Pakistan, Mohammad Nawaz has impressed many with a display of maturity beyond his age in his performances for the Quetta Gladiators in the PSL. At twenty-two years of age, he has taken thirty-seven wickets in fifty-one Twenty20 games and continues to show improvement at ... Read More

Already established as a key member of Pakistan's Test batting line-up, thirty-one-year-old Asad Shafiq is currently an integral part of the Quetta Gladiators squad in the Pakistan Super League. With an impressive record of over one-hundred and twenty international appearances where he has scored over four-thousand and eight-hundred runs, he is now looking to help his PSL side to reach ... Read More

Regarded as one of Pakistan's quickest bowlers, Wahab Riaz is currently playing a key role in Peshawar Zalmi's campaign at the Pakistan Super League. Armed with a formidable international record of over two-hundred international wickets, Wahab will be looking to help propel Zalmi forward in the final stages of Pakistan's premier Twenty20 tournament. Read More

One of the top performers for Quetta Gladiators in the inaugural edition of the Pakistan Super League, thirty-seven-year-old Grant Elliott has moved on to join Lahore Qalandars in 2017. With over two-thousand runs amassed during his one-hundred and four international appearances, Elliott is proving to be a serial match-winner and a major success for his new team at the PSL. Read More

Mickey Arthur has had a torrid few months as Pakistan's head coach during the recent tours of New Zealand and Australia. Now in UAE in a similar role with the Pakistan Super League team Karachi Kings, Arthur faces a different challenge to inspire his team to better results than the first edition of the tournament in 2016. Read More

Considered a true legend, Viv Richards mesmerised cricket fans around the world with his ability to flay the top bowlers of his day with disdainful ease. In an international career which began in November 1974, the Antiguan known for his destructive stroke-play represented the West Indies in three-hundred and eight games. During this time, he scored over fifteen-thousand runs which ... Read More

Regarded as one of the most popular players in the Twenty20 format, Chris Gayle has been blazing his way to glory since his international debut for the West Indies in 1999. He captained the national Test side from 2007 to 2010, has achieved the rare feat of scoring two triple-tons in Tests and holds the record of being the first ... Read More

Appointed as the captain for Lahore Qalandars for the 2017 edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), Brendon McCullum is expected to bring his vast international experience to help his team lift the trophy. Having retired from international cricket, McCullum's outstanding record of scoring over two-thousand runs at a breathtaking strike rate of one-hundred and thirty six in T20Is is ... Read More

Once Pakistan's go-to bowler, Saeed Ajmal still has hopes of an international recall after remodelling his bowling action following an ICC ban. An integral part of the Islamabad United PSL title-winning squad, Ajmal spoke to PakPassion.net about Islamabad's chances this time around, the key players for Islamabad and his hopes that a strong performance in this year's tournament could earn ... Read More

In an interview with PakPassion.net, Misbah-ul-Haq spoke about his disappointment with regards to the recently concluded Test series in New Zealand and Australia, reasons behind not retiring after the successful Test series against England, the expectations from Mohammad Amir and Yasir Shah to succeed and why he feels that the PSL 2017 final needs to be held in Lahore. Read More

A veteran of two Under-19 World Cups and marked as a future prospect for the Pakistan team, twenty-one-year-old Imam-ul-Haq continues to impress all with some robust batting performances. He recently scored a fantastic double-hundred in the final of the Quaid-e-Azam trophy and overall has a amassed over fifteen-hundred runs in just twenty-nine First-class appearances. Read More

A former professional cricketer, Mohammad Haroon played First-class cricket in Pakistan before moving to England where he played the game at league level for over fifteen years. He was also the first Asian to gain a level 4 ECB coaching qualification and is now the Director of Cricket for Norway as well as Head Coach for the Norwegian men's and ... Read More

Known for his forthright and blunt views on cricket, the prominent commentator and former Pakistan captain, Aamir Sohail was a key member of Pakistan's Test and ODI squads between 1990 and 2000, playing two hundred and three international games in which he amassed over seven thousand and six hundred runs. Read More

Mushtaq Ahmed was regarded as more than a worthy successor to the role of Pakistan's main leg-spinner after the departure of Abdul Qadir. He debuted for Pakistan in March 1989 and went on to play fifty-two Test matches and one-hundred and forty-four ODIs taking three-hundred and forty-six wickets by the time he played his last international game in October 2003. Read More

Regarded as a robust top-order batsman, Asif Zakir continues to demonstrate his batting abilities in the ongoing Quaid-e-Azam Trophy tournament where he is currently the third-highest run-scorer in the competition. With a First-class average of over thirty-seven, the thirty-three-year-old batsman has amassed close to seven-thousand runs in First-class cricket and was part of a twenty-two man squad that took part ... Read More

Regarded as a top batting prospect when he burst onto the international scene in 2013, the twenty-nine-year-old Sohaib Maqsood has struggled to establish a place in the Pakistan Limited-overs teams, despite scoring nine-hundred and fifty-six runs in forty-six international appearances. Read More

Once regarded as one of the top left-handed opening batsmen, the former Pakistan captain Salman Butt is now looking to resume his international career after being given permission to play cricket again by the ICC. Debuting in 2003, the thirty-two-year-old Butt had played one hundred and thirty five international games and amassed over five thousand runs for his country until ... Read More

Once regarded as one of Pakistan's most talented fast-bowlers, twenty-six-year-old Junaid Khan featured regularly in the national squad until June 2015. Since then Junaid Khan has faced an uphill struggle to re-establish himself in the national team due largely to injuries. The pace bowler made his international debut in 2011 and has since played twenty-two Test matches in which he ... Read More