Former Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Akram was in an uncompromising mood when I spoke to him yesterday. When he bowled he was an aggressive and "in your face" bowler and yesterday he was in an equally aggressive mood.

It’s been frustrating to see the poor standard of fast bowling coaching throughout the world today Bowlers are often left alone to ‘fully develop’ according to so-called experts, yet end up with injury-prone actions. Instead of making often quite simple (and certainly obvious) changes, those young quicks are grooving incorrect movements and biomechanics that are inefficient.

In his latest blog entry for Pakpassion, Ian Pont tells us who he thinks are the five players to watch out for at the World T20 and the two teams to look out for.

Writing for PakPassion, international bowling coach Ian Pont provides an insight into the fast-paced game of T20 cricket in the run-up to the World T20 in Sri Lanka.

We are delighted to present Ponty's Blog, written by pioneering pace-bowling coach Ian Pont exclusively for PakPassion.

International bowling coach Ian Pont speaks to PakPassion about about his career achievements, Mohammad Akram’s appointment as bowling coach and his continued desire to work with Pakistani cricket in the future.

Quite a few PakPassion members wanted further information regarding Aizaz Cheema, so I had a chat with him earlier today. Aizaz for those of you not aware is a right arm medium fast bowler who plays for PIA. This is what Aizaz had to say : I started my career playing club cricket in Lahore for Model Town Greens after my older brother started playing for them.

Talent Spotter catches up with 21 year old sensation Adnan Raza who has had a slow start to the season, but with some important games coming up will be looking at getting his season back on track.

Talent Spotter catches up with injured batsman Afaq Raheem, one of only a handful of first class cricketers from Mirpur.