PakPassion preview the series between Pakistan and India after the fixtures were announced by the BCCI earlier this week.

Chairman PCB Zaka Ashraf spoke to the media about Pakistan's upcoming tour of India and also responded to the recent statements by the chief organiser of the Punjab Youth Festival and Deputy Speaker of the Punjab Assembly.

In the interview England Captain, Alastair Cook, looks ahead to the tour of India and talks about the how he expects Kevin Pietersen will re-integrate into the squad, how England have sought to address any perceived weakness against spin, and how England can arrest the slide that's seen them lose six Tests in the past year.

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion.net, Mushtaq expressed his satisfaction at the efforts of the PCB to organize a high profile series against India and also cast a critical eye at factors which would result in success for the PCB’s T20 league initiative.

PakPassion.net spoke with pace bowler Rahat Ali about his below par international debut, plans to claim a spot on the tour of South Africa, his hopes for a strong domestic season for KRL and aspects of his cricket that he is looking to improve upon.

In his latest article written exclusively for PakPassion, Dr. Saad Shafqat, a neurosurgeon by profession and a renowned writer on Pakistani cricket, explores the effect of Malala's courageous stand on the future of Pakistani cricket.

In an exclusive interview with Pakpassion, Mirza Iqbal Baig discusses how his love for cricket began, how he got into journalism, his thoughts on the standard of journalism in Pakistan, and his plans for the future.

Following recent remarks by PCB Chairman Zaka Ashraf regarding plans to appoint a batting coach, a psychologist and also to invite overseas fitness trainers to work with the players, Mohsin Khan shared his thoughts on the coaching situation for the Pakistan national team with PakPassion.net

On 12th October 2007 the legend Inzamam ul Haq walked back to the pavilion for the last time ever in Pakistani colours. The amble back to the pavilion that day was even slower than normal and it marked a frustrating end to an illustrious and marvellous career for the man from Multan.

The SLPL which has prided itself on a successful opening edition of the tournament was quick to refute such allegations and in exclusive remarks to PakPassion.net, sources close to the organizers of the tournament made it clear that charges of impropriety were without foundation and based upon misinformed reporting.