Pakistan news

PCB sets appeals panel for punished players

The Pakistan Cricket Board has given the seven players, who were punished with bans and fines in the aftermath of the disastrous Australia tour, 30 days to appeal against the sanctions imposed on them

30-day period for players to appeal | Yousuf permitted to play in Bangladesh league

Senators allege underperformance

Point to deliberate Pakistan lapses on the field in Australia

PCB and manager wrangle over bans

Board says Raqib's report wanted players punished

Naved-ul-Hasan renews Tasmania deal

Pakistan fast bowler back for next season's Big Bash

Speculation grows over Pakistan captain

Four players reportedly in the running | Afridi, Akmals in World T20 squad

New cricket centre inaugurated in Mirpur

Wasim Akram welcomes development initiative

Inquiry report confidential, says PCB

Players punished under "inherent powers" of the board | Akram slams bans | Yousuf, Younis, Malik banned | What of the punishers? | Waqar 'shocked' | In Focus

Three captains and one bat

Harsha Bhogle: Things to watch out for in the IPL, which has come on more sedately than usual; and Pakistan's latest saga

There's life in Pakistan cricket

Osman Samiuddin: A year on from the horrors of Lahore, a Karachi tournament shows that the game is alive and well - despite the bumbling of the PCB

Power to Pakistan

Peter Roebuck: The turmoil in the country bodes ill for the game, but there is hope yet for one of cricket's compelling teams

Qadir's Australian summer

Christian Ryan: Twelve years ago, Abdul Qadir spent a summer playing club cricket in Melbourne. The few who saw him remember it like it was yesterday

Give Afridi a break

Ramiz Raja: Ball-tampering is not the heinous crime it is being made out to be; it's time it had official sanction

The rebel who could be king

Harsha Bhogle: Why Afridi may be the captain Pakistan needs, and why the case against ball-tampering may not be as strong as some of us think

Clobberers united

Cricinfo Awards: Five aggressive innings are in the running for the Twenty20 batting prize, including an effort by a Dutchman