Pak players worried after attacks

posted at Espnstar by cyrsss(65) 1 month ago

The cricketers featuring in the ongoing domestic tournament are jittery due to a spate of suicide bomb attacks in the country. The fifth round of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy begins on Tuesday with three matches scheduled in Islamabad and one in Rawalpindi, where a suicide bomber on Monday blew himself up, killing 34 people. Sultan Rana who heads the Pakistan cricket Board domestic division said th

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Another PCB snub to Misbah-ul-Haq

posted at Indiatimes 1 month ago

Misbah had got an offer to play for a leading Bangladeshi team in their limited overs competition and had sought a clearance from the Cricket Board to play there. Even though Misbah said that he had not got any response from the Board on his request but sources said PCB actually told him to play in the ongoing Quaid-e-Azam Trophy instead of going .. more »

Another PCB snub to Misbah

posted at Espnstar 1 month ago

The PCB has barred Misbah-ul-Haq from playing in Bangladesh and instead advised him to concentrate on playing domestic cricket. Even though Misbah said that he had not got any response from the Board on his request but sources said PCB actually told him to play in the ongoing Quaid-e-Azam Trophy instead of going abroad to play in a foreign league. .. more »

Younus looks for redemption against New Zealand

posted at Ndtv 1 month ago

Pakistan went down to New Zealand in the semifinals of the Champions Trophy in South Africa, a loss which almost cost him his career. "New Zealand did very well in the Champions Trophy and I hope we could avenge our defeat by playing as a team against them," Younus said. He faced some harsh criticism _ including from his own .. more »

Younus: We want success not revenge

posted at Espnstar 1 month ago

Pakistan captain Younus Khan is eager for success when they clash with NZ in a three-match one-day series in Abu Dhabi. New Zealand upset Pakistan in the semi-finals in South Africa, a reverse which sparked accusations of match-fixing and fuelled reports of instability and infighting in the Pakistan team. Overwhelmed with the support from the board .. more »

Players worried after attacks but Quaid-e-Azam Trophy to go on

posted at Zeenews 1 month ago

Karachi: The cricketers featuring in the ongoing domestic tournament are jittery due to a spate of suicide bomb attacks in the country but Pakistan Cricket Board has told them to focus on the job. The fifth round of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy begins tomorrow with three matches scheduled in Islamabad and one in Rawalpindi, where a suicide bomber today .. more »