22 year old Hammad Azam hails from Attock and made his first class debut in 2008 for Rawalpindi. He was selected for the Pakistan Under-19 team for the World Cup in New Zealand after only six first class appearances.  He impressed in the World Cup in New Zealand with his all round performances scoring 173 runs in six matches and was ... Read More

Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi is an outstanding international tennis player from Pakistan. He is currently ranked No. 1 in Pakistan and No. 14 in the world in doubles. His team with Jean Julien Rojer is ranked 5th, with his highest ever singles ranking has been 103. He qualified for the Main Draw of Wimbledon in 2007 and reached the 2nd round. He ... Read More

Chishty Mujahid is widely regarded as the grand old voice of Pakistani cricket, a legendary figure in Pakistani Cricket journalism and broadcasting whose name has become synonymous with Pakistani cricket’s best known triumphs.  He was born in 1944 in New Delhi and after reading Law at the prestigious Selwyn College, Cambridge, Chishty at the age of 23, decided to take up ... Read More

A tall off-spinner with a classically looping action, John Emburey played 64 Tests and 61 ODIs for England taking a total of 223 international wickets between 1978 and 1995. In 1984 he was named Wisden Cricketer of the Year, as well as having a brief spell as England captain in 1988. Emburey spent the majority of his First-Class career at ... Read More

Ehsan Mani spent his early life in Pakistan playing for the Rawalpindi Club and Government College Lahore XI from 1959 to 1965 as a right-hand batsman and a left-arm fast medium bowler. From 1989 to 1996, Mani represented the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in the ICC. For the 1996 Cricket World Cup, he was on the advisory committee as the PCB ... Read More

Zulfiqar Babar is the son of former Pakistani international footballer Abdul Ghaffar. Although never forced to play football, Babar inherited the love of sports from his father and persevered throughout his domestic career to make his international debut at the age of 34 years and 229 days - becoming the second oldest T20 debutant after Inzamam-ul-Haq. As if to prove ... Read More

Sohail Abbas is a former captain of the Pakistan Hockey team and the leading goal scorer in the history of the game. He made his international debut in 1998 and made an instant impact in his second game, scoring a dramatic late winner with a drag flick from a penalty corner to win the game for Pakistan. He was the ... Read More

Piyush Chawla was just 17 when he made his Test debut, against England in Mohali in March 2006. He has, however, only played three Tests in all, the last of them also against England in Nagpur in December 2012, after which he found himself on the sidelines again. The leg-spinner, now 24, was part of India’s World Cup-winning squad in 2011, ... Read More

Former Australian fast bowler Jason Gillespie played 71 Test matches for his country, taking 259 wickets at an impressive average of 26.13. Gillespie played his cricket from the mid 90s into the mid 2000s during Australia's absolute peak in the cricketing world. Starting out as a genuine express bowler capable of bowling 90mph, constant injuries eventually forced a drop in ... Read More

Speaking exclusively to PakPassion.net, Zia spoke about his impressions of bowling in England, the importance of overseas tours for young Pakistani cricketers, the experience of attending Wasim Akram's training camp and the pressure of being earmarked at a young age as one of Pakistan's brightest young fast bowling prospects. Read More

Pakistani-born Mohammad Azharullah, who represented Multan, Quetta, and WAPDA in Pakistan's domestic cricket is now playing for Northamptonshire in England. In 57 First Class matches he has taken 204 wickets at an excellent average of 26, and also holds a commendable record in List A cricket. He is currently the the leading wicket-taker in the Friends Life T20 competition this ... Read More

A well renowned Pakistani diplomat, Shahryar Khan had been part of foreign services in various capacities for more than 40 years before being appointed as the Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) by the then President, Pervez Musharraf.  Shahryar Khan served as Chairman of the PCB from December 2003 to October 2006, bringing about much needed stability to ... Read More

In an exclusive interview with PakPassion.net, Cozier spoke about his recollection of the best moments and the current state of West Indies cricket, the great fast bowlers hailing from the Caribbean over the years, his views on the talent of Brian Lara, the role of the WICB and his thoughts on the recently concluded series against Pakistan. Read More

PakPassion.net is proud to present an exclusive interview with the first ever British Asian player to feature in the English Premier League, Zeshan "Zesh" Rehman. Read More

Regarded by many as the greatest left arm fast bowler ever and a hard hitting left-handed batsman, Wasim Akram holds near legendary status amongst fans of cricket around the world. Read More

A keen follower of cricket Hamann spoke with PakPassion.net about how his interest in cricket developed, what aspects of cricket particularly appeal to him, his favourite cricketers and more. Read More

Sri Lankan all-rounder Farveez Maharoof has played 22 Tests, 104 one-day internationals and seven T20Is since making his debut in 2004.  A medium pacer and hard-hitting lower order batsman, the 28 year-old has taken over 150 wickets and made over 1,500 runs in international cricket. Originally selected for the senior team after impressing as captain of the Sri Lanka Under-19s, he ... Read More

Ed Hawkins is an award-winning sports journalist who has twice been named the Sports Journalists Association's Sports Betting Writer of the Year. He recently rose to fame after the publication of his book "Bookie Gambler Fixer Spy: A Journey to the Heart of Cricket's Underworld" in which he examined the thorny issue of "fixing" in cricket matches and exposed the ... Read More

Mudassar Nazar played 76 Tests and 122 ODIs for Pakistan between 1976 and 1989, scoring almost 7,000 runs and taking 175 wickets.  An accumulator of runs, his best performances came at home, where he scored eight of his ten Test centuries, half of which were scored against India. Providing stability at the top of the batting order, Nazar averaged 54 in ... Read More

PakPassion.net caught up with the 26 year-old all rounder to speak about his career to date, Bangladesh's lack of progress in Test cricket, their Test status, captaincy and also about youngsters recently breaking into the Bangladesh national side Read More