Masoud was pleased with the results of the meeting
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have met in Mumbai to discuss plans of developing and supporting the sport in the war-torn country.
Masoud was pleased with the results of the meeting
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have met in Mumbai to discuss plans of developing and supporting the sport in the war-torn country.
Umar is confident that he will regain his spot on the Test team
Pakistan opening batsman Taufeeq Umar may be recovering from a devastating shin injury, but that has not stopped his spirits from remaining sky-high as he still clings on to the hope of making a comeback someday and representing his country once again.
Hafeez and ul-Haq are confident that the PSL will become extremely successful and popular
Pakistan batting duo Mohammad Hafeez and Misbah-ul-Haq believe that the Pakistan Super League (PSL) will bring international cricket back to the country’s shores and instill confidence in the cricketing community that the war-torn nation is safe to tour once again.
Jones believes it is vital for Australia to be in full control at all times
Former Australia batsman Dean Jones has revealed his top tips to being successful on the spin-friendly pitches of India ahead of the national team’s tour to the subcontinent nation.
Kamal insists that Bangladesh never gave any “unconditional commitment” to tour Pakistan
Former Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president and current International Cricket Council (ICC) vice-president Mustafa Kamal has revealed that the national team never had an “unconditional commitment” to tour Pakistan, which contradicts what current BCB president Nazmul Hassan said in December.
England have the chance to hand Australia their third successive loss in the Ashes
England seem to be riding on a new high after breaking the shackles of their 28-year losing streak in India and former Australia pace bowler Jason Gillespie believes that they now have an edge over the Australians heading into the back-to-back Ashes series later this year.
South Africa players and officials feel as if Alfred has stabbed the country in the back
The entire South African camp was fuming after a one of their media consultants branded the national team as losers and chokers.
Ul-Haq is tired of travelling to other places to play international series
Pakistan ODI and Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq has announced that his team should be able to play at home and entertain their fans, and added that it is unfair on the whole nation that one act of violence has driven away all international teams from coming back for over three years.