"I want to play all 3 formats for Pakistan": Aarish Ali Khan

Former Pakistan U16 and U19 captain Aarish Ali Khan, a left-arm spinner from Karachi who has played for Quetta Gladiators and Peshawar Zalmi in the PSL, spoke to PakPassion in an exclusive interview. Read More

"Judging middle-order Pakistani players purely by numbers is completely irresponsible": Mike Hesson

Mike Hesson is a highly respected cricket coach and former director of New Zealand Cricket, known for his strategic insight and leadership in developing successful cricket teams. He has also significantly contributed to the international cricket community through coaching and advisory roles with various teams. Read More

"I would give Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan 5 matches to change their batting approach in T20Is": Rashid Latif

Rashid Latif is a former Pakistan cricket captain and wicketkeeper, renowned for his exceptional skills behind the stumps and his leadership on the field. After retiring from professional cricket, he transitioned into a respected cricket analyst and commentator. Latif is widely recognized for his deep understanding of the game and his insightful analysis, His expertise and candid opinions make him ... Read More

"Instability is hurting Pakistan Cricket": Mohammad Abbas

Mohammad Abbas' Test career for Pakistan is filled with multiple achievements. He has taken over 600 first-class wickets at a staggering average of just 21. From trimming the bails of Ben Stokes in England to rattling the Aussies in the UAE, Abbas has been a vital cog in Pakistan's Test success over the past few years. Read More

"If you take Babar away, you don't have anything in Pakistan": Mohammad Haroon

Mohammad Haroon is a distinguished figure in the cricketing world, he holds the prestigious title of being Pakistan's first ECB Level 4 Qualified Coach, a testament to his expertise and dedication. Currently, he serves as the head coach of the Qatar national cricket team, where he continues to influence and elevate the sport. Read More

"Misbah-ul-Haq supported me a lot": Imran Khan Snr.

Former Pakistan Test pacer Imran Khan Sr., who took part in 10 Tests from 2014-19 and took 29 wickets, spoke with us in an exclusive interview. He took over 50 wickets for three consecutive seasons of the QeA Trophy, finally breaking into the Test side in 2014. The right-arm pacer idolized Umar Gul from his college days and spoke deeply ... Read More

"I will go to any extent to represent Pakistan": Mohammad Asghar

Mohammad Asghar, a Peshawar Zalmi PSL prodigy, has had a remarkable journey. From making his FC debut at the age of 15 to breaching the defense of Shane Watson in his maiden PSL tournament to taking a match-winning 3-16 in the PSL 2017 final.                                 ... Read More

"Pakistan should have won that game against India": Ian Pont

In the latest episode of PakPassion Exclusive Interviews, Saj Sadiq and elite fast bowling coach Ian Pont discuss this very issue. They also delve into Pakistan's disastrous campaign, the parachute arrival of Gary Kirsten in the midst of what appears to be a Pakistan team in meltdown, the lack of unity within the team, and the potential way forward for ... Read More

"I never look for shortcuts": Aamer Jamal

The fast-bowling all-rounder shared his cricket journey, highlighting his test debut against Australia, the importance of hard work and preparation, expressed his disappointment over Pakistan’s loss to the USA in the T20 World Cup and not losing hope despite being overlooked for the same tournament. Read More

"In domestic cricket academies, we emphasize batting and bowling, not fielding": Mansoor Amjad

In a recent interview with PakPassion, former Pakistan all-rounder and current Sialkot Region head coach, Mansoor Amjad, dissected the surprising loss against India. He highlighted the subpar fielding performance of the Pakistan team and felt that they could have restricted India by 10 runs. Read More

"Pakistan is getting left behind": David 'Bumble' Lloyd

The former England player and prominent commentator David "Bumble" Lloyd and Saj Sadiq delve into the ongoing T20 World Cup, the current state of Pakistan cricket, and how the team can regroup before facing India. Pakistan has only won 5 out of their last 15 T20I matches. Among these, two victories were against a depleted New Zealand side, and two ... Read More

"Pakistan didn't show the urgency that there should have been": Julien Fountain

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion Pakistan's former fielding coach argues that the team's mental approach to the game may have let them down, he also discusses the future of cricket in the USA as well as Azam Khan's fitness. Read More

"Changes in captaincy can create animosity between Babar and Shaheen": Mickey Arthur

In a recent interview with PakPassion, former head of Pakistan highlighted the instability in Pakistan cricket and its impact on performance, while expressing optimism about certain players’ return and Pakistan’s potential in the T20 World Cup. Read More

"Azam Khan cannot complete one lap of Gaddafi Stadium": Atiq-uz-Zaman

In a recent interview with PakPassion, the former Pakistan wicket-keeper and ECB level 4 coach discussed the Pakistan cricket team's woes ahead of the ICC T20 World Cup and expressed concern about Azam Khan's wicket-keeping abilities. Read More

"People keep questioning Babar Azam as captain, I think he is an excellent captain": Dominic Cork

The former England pacer and prominent commentator joined PakPassion to share his thoughts on Pakistan's current form, his commentating stint in PSL and also offered some predictions regarding the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024. Read More

"When I look at this Pakistan team, they are too careful": David Lloyd

Pakistan kick off their T20I tour of England on May 22. After an unconvincing series victory against Ireland, this is their last opportunity to get things right before the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup. So would they be successful in sorting their house out before the big deal? Read More

"There's work to be done to bridge that gap and become one of the top teams": Bismah Maroof

On April 25, 2024, Bismah Maroof, a towering figure in Pakistan's women's cricket, announced her retirement from international cricket. As a left-handed batting all-rounder, Maroof amassed 6,262 runs, making her the leading run-scorer in Pakistan women's cricket, and along the way also claimed 80 wickets in both formats. She led the team as captain and played a pivotal role in ... Read More

"Pakistan were very lethargic against Ireland": Kevin O'Brien

This week, Irish cricket legend Kevin O'Brien joins Saj to review the Ireland-Pakistan series, offer World Cup predictions, discuss Ireland's progress in cricket over the years, and much more. Read More

"I would love to see Pakistan play 4 pace-bowlers in Test cricket": Jason Gillespie

Being the Pakistan head coach can be a thankless job. The media and former players are quick to criticize at every opportunity, and instability at the board level can be unsettling. Yet amidst the tumult, lies the rewarding task of nurturing the raw talent abundant in the country. Read More

"I am very excited to have the opportunity to work with Jason Gillespie again": Mir Hamza

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion, the Pakistan left arm pacer discussed his current experience playing in the County Championships, reflected on his performances in Australia and in the PSL and shared his aspirations to continue representing his country. Read More