To say it's been a tough time of late for Kamran Akmal would be a huge understatement. The wicket keeper batsmen found himself out of favour for the recently concluded series versus South Africa, as the selectors and Board opted first for Zulqarnain Haider and then Kamran's younger brother Adnan to take on the responsibility behind the stumps.

Throughout his playing career Moin Khan was renowned as the fighter in the Pakistani team who could always be relied on. He might not have been as talented as other gloveman in Pakistan but he made up for it with toil and gusto of enthusiasm. As we look ahead eagerly to the World Cup, PakPassion.net spoke exclusively with Moin as he described which players should make the cut.

Pakistan chief selector Mohsin Khan confirmed to PakPassion.net that discusions for the 30 man preliminary squad for next years World Cup will be held next week.

Former Pakistan batsman Basit Ali is not a man known for mincing his words and in an interview with PakPassion.net ; Basit provided his usual insight and strong opinions.

October 7 2008 is the day that few cricketing enthusiasts would relate to, but it was this day that many claim Pakistani cricket began its steepest downward fall with the appointment of Ijaz Butt as PCB Chairman. In the two years since, Pakistan has been embroiled in a list of controversies both on and off the field. Geoff Lawson, the then-Pakistan coach was one casualty as a result of this change

At the tender age of seventeen, Ahmed Shehzad became a World Cup Winner, that too at the home of cricket.

Having represented PIA for just short of 14 years, Yasir Hameed has opted for a new challenge and moved onto Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited.

Suspended left arm teenage pace bowler Mohammad Amir has stated that he is desperate to make a return to the Pakistan side.

The former Pakistan and current Cape Cobras coach Richard Pybus speaks to PakPassion.net regarding recent events surrounding Pakistan cricket.

A trip down memory lane with a wonderful article from PakPassion's very own 'The Great Khan.'