Our latest 'Beyond the Boundary' piece analyses three key factors which count towards a team having ‘home advantage’ – the pitch conditions, the climate conditions and the home crowd.

This week's "Beyond the Boundary" asks how a cricket fan should react as players move across various formats

Whilst a series win wasn’t expected, many thought that Pakistan’s largely established and settled team could put up a stiff challenge for South Africa and come away with their pride intact.

In reality, it’s Younis Khan and Misbah-ul-Haq who must carry the burden for the loss.Not because they’re the most experienced players in the side, but solely due to the nature of their dismissals and the match situation at the time.

This week's "Beyond the Boundary" previews the 2nd Test in the South Africa series and the challenges that Pakistan face after the disaster in Johannesburg.

The latest edition of The Weekly Comment focuses on Umar Gul, who despite being the mainstay of the Pakistani pace attack for almost a decade does not receive the plaudits enjoyed by his contemporaries.

With Pakistans recently concluded tour of India we take a look at how significant the cricketing ties between the two nations are. Cricket is the one thing that can bring both these countries together, therefore, the efficient use of such a powerful tool is essential.

Junaid Khan was one of the stars of Pakistan's ODI series win over India. In this week's 'Beyond The Boundary' piece, we look back at how Junaid dismantled the Indian batting lineup, and how he could be one to watch out for in the future.

With the conclusion of 2012, it’s time to look back and review Pakistan’s progress over the last 12 months, a year in which they produced some excellent performances in all three formats of the game, but still displayed some of that trademark Pakistani inconsistency along the way.