Yasir Hameed is a veteran opening batsman, hailing from Peshawar, Pakistan. He made his Test debut against Bangladesh in Karachi in August 2003, where he scored centuries in both innings. His first innings score of 170 remains the highest score by a Pakistani on Test debut. He went on to play 25 Tests, scoring 1491 runs at an average of ... Read More

In an exclusive Interview with PakPassion.net, the former Chairman of PCB, Najam Sethi outlined his achievements at the helm of the PCB, including steps to resurrect Pakistan's standing amongst the ICC and fellow administrators as well as improvement in the financial well being of the PCB. He also expressed his thoughts on what the future holds for Pakistan cricket in ... Read More

Former Pakistan opening batsman Mudassar Nazar has had two stints as head coach for Pakistan and is now the head coach at the ICC Global Cricket Academy in Dubai. In an exclusive interview with PakPassion.net, Mudassar previewed Pakistan's upcoming tour of Sri Lanka with special emphasis on the two match Test series where he spoke about the possible impact of ... Read More

Karachi born Faisal Iqbal, is a middle-order batsman and nephew of Pakistan's legendary batsman, Javed Miandad. He made his Test debut against New Zealand at Auckland in March 2001. He has played 26 Tests, scoring 1124 runs at an average of 26.76. His highest score of 139 came against India in Karachi. Faisal made his ODI debut against Sri Lanka ... Read More

The Mohammad Irfan story is one that continues to inspire a multitude of cricketers from round the world. Plucked from near obscurity to represent Pakistan with the assistance of eager fans and help from the likes of Aaqib Javed, Mohammad Irfan made his international debut at the age of 28 in an ODI during the ill-fated England tour of 2010. ... Read More

Widely regarded as one of Pakistan's most talented cricketers, 24 year old Umar Akmal has struggled at time to live up to the high expectations and hype surrounding his batting. For almost five years since he made his international debut in August 2009, Akmal has been in and out of the Pakistan side in all three forms of the game. ... Read More

Muhammad Haroon, currently serving as Head Coach for the Norway Cricket team, is a former first class cricketer who bowled leg spin and played in Pakistan and England. He is a level 4 ECB coach and recently won the East of England coach of the year award from the ECB. In an exclusive interview with PakPassion.net he spoke about his ... Read More

Shoaib Malik has represented Pakistan on more than 300 occasions across all formats and in this time he has accumulated over 8,000 runs as well as picking up 178 international scalps for Pakistan. The all-rounder last represented Pakistan in their unsuccessful 2014 World T20 campaign where he finished the tournament with a disappointing 52 runs at an average of just ... Read More

Rated amongst the best Zimbabwean cricketers in history for his handy left arm spin and fine batting skills, Grant Flower played 67 Test matches for his country where he scored 3,457 runs including six centuries and 15 fifties. He also served Zimbabwe with distinction in ODIs where he played 221 games, scoring 6,571 runs with six centuries and 40 fifties ... Read More

PCB Chairman Najam Sethi spoke exclusively to PakPassion.net about the impact of the recent events at Karachi airport and the consequences it has had on the chances of Pakistan holding international cricket in the near future, his plans to re-organize the affairs of PCB and to establish the Pakistan Super League, as well as the rationale behind the structuring of ... Read More

Abdul Razzaq has represented Pakistan on more than 300 occasions, scoring over 7,000 international runs and taking almost 400 wickets. The all-rounder last represented Pakistan in the T20 series between Pakistan and South Africa in November 2013, although his last one day international was in November 2011. The 34-year-old has been a key member of Pakistan's limited-overs teams since making his ... Read More

Russel Arnold played 44 Tests, 180 ODIs and one T20I for Sri Lanka between April 1997 and April 2007. A left-handed batsman who also bowled useful off-spin and played in the 2003 and 2007 World Cups, Arnold was also part of the Sri Lankan team that shared the final of the 2002/2003 ICC Champions Trophy with India. Arnold scored over 5,000 ... Read More

In our latest interview, we talk to the former Pakistan hockey star and Olympian Imran Ali Warsi (Age 28), who is currently playing in a Russian League for the club Dinamo Kazan. Warsi talks to us about how he became a hockey player, his pride at representing Pakistan, current activities and future aims. Read More

Pakistan’s premier off-spinner, Saeed Ajmal, was a late entrant to the international scene as he made his debut at the age of 30 against India in 2008 during the Asia Cup. Since that day, Ajmal has continued to confound all levels of players in all formats of the game where he has picked up 169 wickets in 33 Test matches, ... Read More

The Left arm fast style of bowling has special significance in Pakistani bowling folklore. The legendary Wasim Akram set the standard for others to follow and whilst Mohammad Amir appeared to be on his way to becoming the next best thing in Pakistan cricket, it was not until April 2011 when the hopes of another outstanding talent were rekindled with ... Read More

Najam Sethi is the editor-in-chief of The Friday Times and has previously been the editor of Daily Times and Daily Aajkal newspapers. He has a Master's degree in Economics from Cambridge University and also hosts a popular current-affairs program on Geo TV and is therefore, no stranger to politics or the stresses associated with the rigours of a public life. In ... Read More

As a member of the now famous squad lead by Imran Khan that lifted the World Cup in 1992, Mushtaq Ahmed is also considered as part of a fine tradition of exceptionally talented spin bowlers originating from Pakistan. At his peak Mushtaq was described as being one of the best three wrist-spinners in the world. In an international career that spanned ... Read More

Azhar Ali walked into the limelight in a year when Pakistan faced it's greatest period of upheaval. The year was 2010 and the middle-order stalwarts Younis Khan and Mohammad Yousuf were absent from the Pakistani team that visited England. Azhar was drafted into the lineup for the Test series against Australia and England in July 2010 where he made his ... Read More

Sarfraz Nawaz began his Test career in 1969 with the series against England in Pakistan and in a career which spanned 15 years, he became one of Pakistan's most potent fast bowlers, whilst also being recognized as the father of reverse swing which was to revolutionize the art of fast bowling in years to come. In addition, his partnership with ... Read More

A former President of the International Cricket Council (ICC), Ehsan Mani, is a vociferous proponent of good governance in the matters of running Cricket at a global level. Mani's association with cricket started in his early life in Pakistan, where he was playing for the Rawalpindi Club and Government College Lahore XI from 1959 to 1965 as a right-hand batsman and ... Read More