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Mamoon Congratulations on winning the POTW within you first 2-3 posts. That is quite a debut. You have put in a lot of effort and research and deserve to be recognized for it. I agree that Pakistan’s approach is outdated, but it is outdated out of necessity. Pakistan does not have enough explosive players to adopt a modern approach. We simply don’t have the talent at our disposal. I don’t think a middle-order of Rohail, Danish and Qasim is good enough. People criticize Imam because of his slowish approach and it is indeed true that he will not get into any team ranked above Pakistan,...

Middle-order batsman, Umar Akmal, said that he is determined to make a comeback to the national team. His statement comes after the Court of Arbitration

Laying anchor: Babar Azam raises his bat after reaching his half-century during Karachi Kings’ chase. Pakistan Super League leader Peshawar Zalmi and Karachi Kings earned one-sided victories as chasing teams continued to prosper on Saturday. Peshawar won a third straight match and handed Islamabad United its first defeat by six wickets. Also, Babar Azam hit a second successive half-century for Karachi to beat Multan Sultans by seven wickets. Advertising Advertising All 10 round-robin matches have been won by the teams chasing after their skippers won the toss and opted to field. Peshawar, l...

Didn't report spot-fixing approach to PCB as I thought it wouldn't remain confidential: Umar Akmal Pakistan’s Umar Akmal is now eligible to resume his cricket career after the Court of Arbitration for Sports reduced his suspension to 12 months. File image of Pakistani cricketer Umar Akmal | Arif ALI / AFP Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal on Saturday claimed that he did not report to the PCB about the spot-fixing approach made to him which led to his ban last year as he thought the information would not remain confidential. Akmal is now eligible to resume his cricket career af...

news Big relief as CAS reduces Umar Akmal’s 18-month ban to one year Muhammad Ali LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Friday suffered a huge shock after it lost its appeal against middle order batsman Umar Akmal in the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) in Switzerland. Umar’s 18-month ban, effective from February 20, 2020, over corruption charges has been reduced to a year. The verdict from the CAS, the Lausanne-based court, has come as a big relief for the batsman with a history of disciplinary issues that has earned him a string of fines and bans during his ca...