Seventeen players are [already] in New Zealand and we want to first watch their performance, said the chief selector.
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PCB has not received IPL invitation letters: Bari
‘As far as I am concerned not a single player, who is interested in the IPL gave me an invitation letter of the IPL.’ -
SNGPL set sights on seventh straight success
The SNGPL will be eyeing seventh successive victory in the QA Trophy when they meet Karachi Whites today. -
First South Africa-England ODI rained off
After more than 20mm of rain on Thursday, steady rain on Friday led to the match being called off. -
Gambhir, Tendulkar tons help India force draw
Sri Lankan bowlers fail to make any headway on the batsman-friendly pitch; Master Blaster crosses 30,000 total runs. -
Bond makes comeback as New Zealand announce squad
Shane Bond has been included in the 13-man New Zealand squad for the three-match Test series against Pakistan.
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Shoaib’s comeback unlikely: Ijaz
‘He is already 34 and, with a history of fitness problems, is unlikely to make a comeback.’ -
Aleem backs umpire decision review system
‘I think it will help reduce the chances of mistakes on the field,’ says the top umpire. -
Pakistan batting may struggle in NZ: Basit
‘The conditions will make the ball seam and swing to which the batsmen are vulnerable.’ -
Home of cricket may be renamed: report
The redevelopment of Lord’s could lead to selling its naming rights to a sponsor. -
Lee to rest his elbow, contemplate future
‘If I don’t play cricket again I can walk away knowing I’ve given it my best.’
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MEDIA GALLERY
South Africa bounced back from defeat, beating England by 84 runs in a Twenty20 international match in Pretoria.
WOMEN'S CRICKET CASE
‘The PCB in 2003 started its women’s wing against its constitutional provisions,’ claims the PWCCA.
AUDIT REPORT
Tauqir Zia, Shaharyar Khan and Dr Nasim Ashraf are found involved in irregular expenditures worth millions of rupees.
BACK IN BUSINESS
‘Yes the PCB has given us NOCs for the IPL and hopefully this time we will be able to take part in the league in India.’
RETURN TO THE TOP
South Africa were ranked number one in ODIs but their slump has caused a revamp of what had been a settled team.
‘DEAD DUCKS’
Pakistan cricket is adrift without a radar and navigation system which is out of date, now needs an urgent repair.



