A profile of the Karachi-born off-spinner who lead Pakistan Under-16s at the start of his career and recently impressed with figures of 4/28 in Quetta Gladiators final game of PSL 6.

In his preview of the 2-match Test series between the West Indies and Pakistan, Mansoor Khan writes about strengths and weaknesses of both sides and how the nature of pitches and vagaries of nature could well decide the fate of this contest.

Saj Sadiq describes his recent uncomfortable experiences as an accredited journalist during the recently concluded England versus Pakistan series.

Saj Sadiq describes his recent uncomfortable experiences as an accredited journalist during the recently concluded England versus Pakistan series.

In his exclusive preview of the upcoming 4-match T20I series between West Indies and Pakistan, Fazeer Mohammed writes about how the visitors are likely to come across a tough home side and why Pakistan’s spinners could hold the key in some closely contested battles.

In his latest blog for PakPassion.net the bowling coach for Multan Sultans, Azhar Mahmood, writes about how an initially struggling side were able to turn things around to win PSL 6, the bright future that awaits Shahnawaz Dahani, why he feels Andy Flower would be an ideal coach for Pakistan, the value of impact players like Sohaib Maqsood and Asif Ali, Imran Tahir's importance to any team in the world and looks forward to his coaching assignment in The Hundred.

Pakistan Super Leagues ability to inspire and entertain in equal measure has been it's forte since it's inception in 2016 - The 2021 season, in that sense did no different writes Shehryar Nayyer

Fazeer Mohammed in his latest blog for PakPassion.net writes about the disappointing performances by the West Indies in the short 2-match series against South Africa, explains why any predictions count for little whenever Pakistan and West Indies meet in a series and hopes that the appointment of Darren Sammy as an independent non-member director of Cricket West Indies will bring positive change for cricket in the region.

In exclusive remarks to PakPassion.net, the Balochistan batsman spoke about missed opportunities to find a place in the Pakistan side, the improved standards of domestic cricket and why he is confident that he will one day represent the national side.

A profile of Multan-born spinner Faisal Akram who was the top wicket-taker in the National Under-19 One-Day tournament in 2020/21 and recently took the wicket of Babar Azam in a practice game in Lahore.