Out of sorts in ODI cricket and axed from Pakistan's Test squad, Mohammad Amir's career has started to dwindle. Saj Sadiq, while writing for Sky Sports, looks at the possible reasons why and if he can rediscover his form…

Speaking to Saj (for Sky Sports), Kane Williamson reflected on his time with Yorkshire, discussed the global expansion of T20 cricket and spoke about the healthy rivalry between him, Joe Root, Steve Smith and Virat Kohli.

Speaking to Saj (FirstPost), Pakistan pacer Umar Gul discusses the high voltage India-Pakistan clash and why he feels that the absence of Virat Kohli will tilt the balance towards Pakistan in this crucial match up.

The Pakistan seamer got an opportunity to play for Leicestershire that he accepted with open arms, as he explained in an exclusive interview.

A sought-after player for T20 leagues around the world, Wahab Riaz preferred to play in England ahead of any other location and explained the reasons for his decision.

Fakhar Zaman has established himself as one of the most exciting limited-overs batsmen in world cricket - becoming the first Pakistan player to score an ODI double hundred and the fastest ever to reach 1,000 ODI runs. He discusses his World Cup ambitions, hopes of playing county cricket, and more...

The 39-year-old leg-spinner spoke about his stint for Durham in the 2018 edition of the T20 Blast and discussed what keeps him going, day in and day out.

Former captain showered praise on the Pakistan team for their recent performances in Ireland, England and Zimbabwe and discussed India's tour of England, saying that Virat Kohli will break more records in future.

With top quality batsmen lead by the likes of captain Virat Kohli, an Indian victory could well happen but as the former Indian batsman, Wasim Jaffer explained in an exclusive interview with PakPassion.net, there will be a need for an all-round effort if India are to gain the upper-hand in the upcoming Test series.

In his latest article for FirstPost Sports, Saj explains why Fakhar Zaman's progress is remarkable given that he is certainly not one of those cricketers who have had the privilege of political backing, a silver spoon or indeed selectors who favoured him.