Stories by Rashid Latif

Rashid Latif on T20 World Cup squad: Too many spin-bowling all-rounders, wicket-keepers disrupt team balance

In Haris Rauf's absence, Shaheen will need to take wickets in the early overs and the death overs, which will be challenging for him, says former Test captain. Updated 27 Jan, 2026 11:42am

CRICKET: A BITTER LEARNING OPPORTUNITY

The war of words between the PSL management and the owner of the Multan Sultans franchise is a result of a massive clash of egos. Updated 06 Nov, 2025 10:55am

COMMENT: Tactical mistakes, needless controversies destroyed Pakistan’s World T20 campaign

PAKISTAN’S disastrous campaign in the ICC WorldT20 in India has come for a lot of criticism in the media as well ... Published 10 Apr, 2016 06:27am

Younis has always battled odds and emerged a winner

I have known the affable player since the time he came to our club when he was barely 16-years-old, writes Rashid Latif. Updated 29 Jun, 2015 02:38pm

The Afghans have arrived

Former Pakistan captain and wicketkeeper Rashid Latif, who was coach of the Afghanistan Updated 09 Mar, 2015 09:35am

Comment: Absence of Ajmal, Hafeez hurt Pakistan but Yasir gives hope

The absence of our main slow bowlers Saeed Ajmal and Mohammad Hafeez hampers Pakistan’s chances in the World Cup ... Published 14 Feb, 2015 07:02am

Sarfraz Ahmed — excelling with bat, gloves despite odds

As a wicketkeeper I rate him higher than Adnan and Umar Akmal, with room to improve of course, says Rashid Latif. Updated 30 Oct, 2014 10:29am

Comment: Mental toughness can be key to our players’ success in the game

Moin-ul-Atiq can groom players for future challenges. Updated 30 Sep, 2014 10:39am

'PCB, ICC need to shed double standard to control corruption'

If it had been in my hands, I would not have let any of the tainted players to be involved in cricketing affairsL Latif Updated 15 May, 2014 02:44pm

India, Pakistan can rise above Big Three plan to strike a balance

The emotional part of the puzzle, as far as Pakistan is concerned, is India here, writes Rashid Latif. Updated 21 Feb, 2014 11:28am

Clarke’s veiled warning to Pakistan courts must not be taken lightly

The statement from Giles Clarke was a reflection of how naive and biased the ECB chairman can be: Rashid Latif Updated 21 Sep, 2013 01:40pm