Junaid Khan was one of the stars of Pakistan's ODI series win over India. In this week's 'Beyond The Boundary' piece, we look back at how Junaid dismantled the Indian batting lineup, and how he could be one to watch out for in the future.

India successfully avoided a series whitewash by winning a thrilling final ODI by just three runs. The bowlers skittled India for a low total thanks to Ajmal's 5 wickets, but the batsmen weren't able to defy a spirited Indian fielding unit. Pakistan won the series 2-1.

As Pakistan march into New Delhi with an unassailable lead by virtue of 2 back to back victories against India in the ODI series, Captain Misbah-ul-Haq was in a buoyant mood as he spoke to reporters in a pre-match press conference.

The success of the much maligned Pakistani batting lineup was a pleasant surprise for Pakistani supporters and a matter of concern for the opposition. Misbah attributed this new found confidence to the training camp for batsmen which was supervised by the veteran Pakistani batsmen and Ex Captain, Inzamam-ul-Haq

In his latest blog for Pakpassion, Ian Pont examines the diminishing number of express pace bowlers in world cricket

Pakistan win by 85 runs in Kolkata to go 2-0 up the three-match ODI series and claim series.

With the conclusion of 2012, it’s time to look back and review Pakistan’s progress over the last 12 months, a year in which they produced some excellent performances in all three formats of the game, but still displayed some of that trademark Pakistani inconsistency along the way.

Speaking to PakPassion.net team manager Naveed Akram Cheema stated that Irfan was fit and ready to take his place in the starting line up in Kolkata despite appearing to strain his hamstring in the first one day international in Chennai.

Junaid Khan dismantled the India top order with four early wickets, and despite a spirited Indian fightback led by MS Dhoni, Pakistan successfully chased down 227 thanks to an unbeaten hundred from Nasir Jamshed. Pakistan now lead the 3-match series 1-0.

In exclusive remarks to PakPassion.net, Nadeem Iqbal who is Mohammad Irfan's coach and mentor from his home town cricket club in Gaggu Mandi speaks of his belief that Irfan is destined for further success and can bowl faster than what he is doing at the moment in India.