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Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif said he sees left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi taking “350-400 wickets in Test cricket” if he stays fit and healthy.
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Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif said he sees left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi taking “350-400 wickets in Test cricket” if he stays fit and healthy.
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Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has been accused of fraud and misuse of facilities by the administration of the University of Agriculture in his hometown of Faisalabad.
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After losing the last two ODIs and facing the threat of giving up an unassailable 3-1 lead, England were all business during the fourth ODI in Nottingham as they chased down their highest total in ODI history to batter New Zealand by seven wickets.
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New Zealand batsman BJ Watling scored an unbeaten hundred to put his side in a commanding position against England on the third day of the second Test at Headingley.
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New Zealand took three quick wickets to get themselves back in contention after England opener Adam Lyth scored his maiden Test century and captain Alastair Cook surpassed Graham Gooch as the country’s all-time leading run-scorer in Test history.
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Australia all-rounders Glenn Maxwell and Mitchell Marsh both scored scintillating half-centuries to pummel Zimbabwe by 198 runs in Harare.
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Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews made a career-best 160 and pace bowler Dhammika Prasad ripped through England’s batting line-up with four wickets to put the tourists on the brink of victory on the fourth day of the second Test at Headingley.
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Kohli became the fastest cricketer to score 17 ODI centuries
India opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan and vice-captain Virat Kohli kept the national team’s hopes of winning the seven-match ODI series against Australia alive as they both registered centuries to make a mockery of the baggy greens’ total of 350 in the sixth ODI in Nagpur.
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“We have to bowl them out first”
Despite New Zealand holding on to a 137-run lead at the end of the third day of second Test in Mirpur, Bangladesh off-spinner Nasir Hossain believes that his team “have to keep them within a 160-run lead” and follow that up with a score of “300 or 350” in order to have any chance of winning the Test match.