A respected member of our forums looks forward to Pakistan's participating in a much anticipcated T20I tri-series in Zimbabwe which also features Australia.

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In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, former Pakistan captain and World Cup winner Aamir Sohail writes about why he feels that Pakistan cannot afford to be complacent during the upcoming Tri-Series in Zimbabwe, Mohammad Hafeez’s importance to the Pakistan side due to his experience, flaws in Sarfaraz Ahmed’s batting technique affecting his performances in all 3 formats of the game, the need for Ahmed Shehzad to become a good role model as a cricketer and the solution to Umar Akmal’s constant issues with the PCB.

In his latest blog for PakPassion.net, Fazeer Mohammed writes about why both Ireland and Afghanistan should be commended for their Test debuts and be allowed time to flourish in this format of the game, wonders why only the visiting teams seem to be caught for ball-tampering and pleads with Pakistan and West Indies to support the idea of more nations in ICC's World Cup events.

Writing for PakPassion, Talha Syed describes the Scotland vs England and Scotland vs Pakistan T20I series in vivid detail and explains what it means for an ordinary fan to witness such a fantastic set of games in Scotland.

Cheteshwar Pujara is expected to play an important part in the upcoming Test series between England and India. In an interview with Saj for Sky Sports, the 30-year-old Indian batsman discussed Afghanistan's inaugural Test , Virat Kohli's captaincy and how India can keep Jos Buttler quiet in their upcoming series with England.

The stars align. The crowd goes up. The prayers have been answered. Pakistan has triumphed. Pakistan has conquered. Pakistan has done the unthinkable. Pakistan has done the unfathomable. The venue was Lord's. Remember the name.

The stars go wayward. The crowd groans in disbelief. The prayers have been ignored. Pakistan has been conquered. Pakistan did the unthinkable again. Pakistan defied expectations, although not in the way they would like. The venue was Headingley. Best to forget the name. 

The stars align. The crowd goes up. The prayers have been answered. Pakistan has triumphed. Pakistan has conquered. Pakistan has done the unthinkable. Pakistan has done the unfathomable. The venue was Lord's. Remember the name.

The stars go wayward. The crowd groans in disbelief. The prayers have been ignored. Pakistan has been conquered. Pakistan did the unthinkable again. Pakistan defied expectations, although not in the way they would like. The venue was Headingley. Best to forget the name. 

Writing for FirstPost, Saj explains why to Shadab Khan, Pakistan can now also add the label of a more than able and dependable batsman too.

Writing for FirstPost, Saj explains why to Shadab Khan, Pakistan can now also add the label of a more than able and dependable batsman too.