Mohammad Hafeez: “Whenever the government changes in Pakistan, they bring their chairman. The earlier management gave me a contract of 4 years. No one saw how good the team was in Australia, they just wanted to sack me”
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Former Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez revealed that when the new management of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) took over, they “just wanted to sack me”.
Younis Khan: “India and Pakistan should play bilateral series regularly. Indian and Pakistani players want to play against each other, fans want to see them in action. Both governments and boards should sit together and resolve issues”
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Legendary batsman Younis Khan wants to see India and Pakistan playing bilateral series regularly and urged the governments of both countries to “sit together and resolve issues”.
Mohammad Hafeez: “Sports infrastructure and development was given less priority in the past and sadly still not the priority of new elected government as haven’t seen any development so far in the last two years”
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All-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has called on Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan to give priority to the country’s sports infrastructure and development.
Wasim Khan on India-Pakistan bilateral series: “We need to move on from this whole idea because whilst this current government is in place in India, the chances of bilateral series happening are dim”
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief executive Wasim Khan admitted that it’s looking dim in regards to bilateral series between India and Pakistan resuming.
NZC: “New Zealand Cricket has received government approval to proceed with plans to host international touring sides this summer … beginning with the West Indies and Pakistan’s men’s teams in November, December and January”
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Pakistan will tour New Zealand later this year after the New Zealand government gave the series the green light to go ahead.
Imran Khan: “Right now, playing cricket in this atmosphere with this sort of a government in power, I would imagine it would be a terrible atmosphere on the cricket ground”
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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that India and Pakistan can’t play a bilateral series right now since “I would imagine it would be a terrible atmosphere on the cricket ground”.
Mohammad Azharuddin: “This decision depends on the government of both countries. Once talks resume between both countries, only then a series can happen”
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Former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin has said that bilateral series between India and Pakistan can only resume once talks “between both countries” resume.
Wasim Khan: “The type of regime that is in place at the moment which has a very anti-Pakistan rhetoric – it’s likely that it’s not going to happen very soon”
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief executive Wasim Khan has revealed that the chances of an India-Pakistan bilateral series taking place in the near future are “very unlikely”.
Amir’s stint with Essex has been cut short
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has recalled 13 players who were given No-Objection Certificates to play county cricket in England and feature in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
“I really hope that we see resumption of bilateral cricket between the two countries”
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Ex-Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has admitted that he would love nothing more than to see the resumption of cricketing ties between India and Pakistan.
