Left-arm pacer Zia-ul-Haq has continued to impress since his First-Class debut in 2010 but despite 179 domestic appearances where he has picked up 356 wickets, the 25-year-old Vehari-born bowler is yet to make an appearance at the international level. In an exclusive interview with PakPassion.net, Zia-ul-Haq spoke about the disappointment of not yet playing for Pakistan, his views on the National ... Read More

Mahinder Pal Singh's name came into the limelight when he was first called up for a camp for emerging fast bowlers and batsmen under the supervision of NCA coaches in 2016. A proud member of Pakistan's Sikh community, Mahinder's desire and passion to represent his country of birth despite setbacks has been second to none. Read More

PCB Chief Executive Wasim Khan’s tenure which began in February 2019 has so far overseen some radical changes in the manner in which cricket is run in Pakistan. From changes to personnel, reorganisation of the domestic system and appointments of former captain Misbah-ul-Haq in multiple roles, Wasim Khan has faced kudos and criticism in equal measures from fans and media. Read More

At just 20 years of age, Shaheen Shah Afridi has established himself as an integral part of the Pakistan squad in all three formats. Having represented Pakistan 45 times, the young fast-bowler is already widely regarded as one of the world’s top bowling talents. Read More

Considered a key all-rounder in the shorter-formats for Pakistan, Imad Wasim has established himself as an integral part of the Limited-Overs sides since his international debut in 2015. With 45 wickets to his name in T20Is and an excellent economy-rate of 6.15, Imad is very likely to play a vital role in Pakistan's ICC T20 World Cup campaign in 2021. Read More

A member of Pakistan’s 2017 Champions Trophy winning squad, Rumman Raees appeared to be well on the road to establishing himself in the national side when he was hit by a series of injuries which put a halt to his career. The 28-year-old who has represented Pakistan on 17 occasions since his debut in 2016, recently made a comeback to ... Read More

A member of Pakistan’s 2009 Twenty20 World Cup winning team, Kamran Akmal has represented Pakistan 268 times, scoring 6871 runs and taken 369 catches. He is currently a key member of the Peshawar Zalmi side in the Pakistan Super League and is a senior member of the Central Punjab squad in domestic cricket. Read More

Regarded as a promising batting talent when he made his international debut in a One-day international against Sri Lanka in 2010, Umar Amin has so far struggled to find a regular place in the Pakistan side playing just 4 Tests, 16 ODIs and 14 T20Is. Whilst his performances last season at the domestic level may have been below par, he ... Read More

Regarded as a promising batting talent, Saud Shakeel has scored 2250 runs at an average of 45.91 in first-class cricket and also has had the honour of leading the Pakistan Emerging team to victory at the ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup in 2019. Read More

A veteran of 435 international games where he has scored 11,753 runs and taken 218 wickets, Shoaib Malik has been the cornerstone of many of Pakistan's victories since his debut in 1999. At the age of 38, the Pakistan all-rounder now looks ahead for another chance to serve his country in yet another major event, if the proposed T20 World ... Read More

Plucked from obscurity by the Lahore Qalandars Player Development Program in 2018, with no club, district or first-class experience, and with only experience of tape-ball cricket to his name, Dilbar Hussain’s career has already seen some amazing highlights. The 27-year-old fast-bowler from Faisalabad was a surprise replacement for Haris Rauf at BBL09 and then bowled effectively in PSL5 to take ... Read More

Former Pakistan batsman, Mudassar Nazar, recently finished his third stint with the Pakistan Cricket Board, as the Director of Academies at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore. His four-year tenure saw many improvements such as the re-establishment of the Under-13 program and also the emergence of some exciting new bowling and batting talents who are all set to serve Pakistan ... Read More

Left-arm pace bowler Junaid Khan was a regular member of the national squad until June 2015, but since then has faced an uphill struggle to re-establish himself, mostly due to injuries and what many describe as questionable selection policies. Since 2011 when he made his debut in all three formats, the 30-year-old has played 22 Test matches, 76 ODIs and ... Read More

The CEO and president of Pakistan's successful ARY Digital Network, Salman Iqbal also decided to venture into the world of Twenty20 league cricket when he purchased ownership rights for the Karachi Kings franchise of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) in 2015. Read More

Regarded as one of Pakistan's most promising fast-bowling talents, Naseem Shah has impressed followers of the game around the world since his international debut at the age of 16. As if confirmation of his special talent was needed, the young pacer proceeded to become the youngest fast-bowler to take a 5-wicket haul in the Test series against Sri Lanka and ... Read More

Jamshed Ahmed is widely remembered as a prominent member of the Pakistan Under-19 World Cup-winning squad in 2006, that defended a total of only 109 in the final against India, where he took 2 for 24 in 7 overs. Despite his excellent performances in that tournament where he took 14 wickets in 6 games, Jamshed's career never really took off ... Read More

Known for his ability to bamboozle batsmen around the world, Saeed Ajmal served Pakistan with distinction since his debut in 2008 until his retirement from all forms of cricket in 2017. Whilst the Faisalabad born off-spinner’s record of representing Pakistan in 212 matches, where he took 447 wickets which included 4 ten-wicket hauls and 12 5fers was impressive in itself, ... Read More

Haris Rauf's journey as a promising talent started when he was picked up by Lahore Qalandars during trials for their Player Development Program in 2017. Since then, Rauf has played in two editions of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and was a star performer for Melbourne Stars in BBL 09 with 20 wickets to his name. Read More

Regarded as one of the pioneers of reverse-swing in English cricket, Darren Gough served his country with aplomb taking 467 wickets and was a key member of England's Test series-winning squad during the tour of Pakistan in 2000. Read More

At the age of just 20, Shaheen Shah Afridi has already established a reputation as one of Pakistan cricket's best fast-bowlers in all formats. He further continued to enhance his credentials as a top-class bowler in the fifth edition of the Pakistan Super League where he ended up as the second-highest wicket-taker with 13 wickets when the tournament was interrupted ... Read More