Sarfraz Nawaz makes his Test Debut "On this day" against England.

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CAS heard the case of Pakistani pace spearhead Mohammad Asif on Feb 8th, CAS announced that the verdict will be announced within 4 weeks. With only days away from the deadline, what does the future hold for Mohammad Asif?

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When do you think is the right time for the U19 star to enter the international level?

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Pakistani selectors, team management and their apparent defensive approach is the subject of this thread

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An upto date analysis of Pak batting averages makes for some interesting reading

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With a flashy 141 in the ongoing Faysal Bank ODI tournament, Fakhar Zaman is attracting a lot of interest

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Four years on from the terror attack that plunged Pakistan into sporting isolation, the cricket-mad country looks as far away as ever from hosting international matches.

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Saleem 'Slim" Malik makes his test debut "on this day" against SL.

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Former opening batsman Qasim Umar, speaking on PTV Sports, expressed his views on the ongoing tour of South Africa. Also present was Mohammad Zahid.

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Following an article I read recently, it would be interesting to note what you all think has been the most significant innovation to the game of cricket. Now this could be a particular skill, such as reverse swing, the doora, the Dil-scoop etc.

Alternatively it could be a piece of technology. The various components of the DRS such as Hawkeye and Hotspot have made a huge difference to cricket (as well as other sports).

Or perhaps it's a particular rule change? Was the change in the law following the bodyline series the most significant innovation the game has seen?

What about T20 cricket and the IPL? Players priorities have perhaps somewhat changed due to the lucrative nature of the shortest form of the game, and cricketers salaries have changed beyond recognition. Or was Kerry Packer the original significant innovator in cricket?

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