Shan Masood: “What would make it better would be that we get cricketing heroes like Ben Stokes, like Joe Root, like Jos Buttler, all of them even guys like Stuart Broad and James Anderson coming to Pakistan and just helping Pakistan cricket out”
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Shan Masood has made an emotional plea to England to tour Pakistan in 2022 as he feels it will be a huge boost to the local population, who have been deprived of international cricket for so long.
“We are waiting to see if they accept it, if not it will go to a tribunal”
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Former South Africa batsman Gulam Bodi has submitted his plea to Cricket South Africa after he was charged with “contriving to fix, or otherwise improperly influence aspects of the 2015 Ram Slam T20 Challenge Series”.
“It would be a big support if the PCB guided or helped me in this situation”
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Disgraced Pakistan leg-spinner Danish Kaneria has requested the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to help him pay the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) £249,000.
The highly-anticipated match between India and Pakistan will be broadcast live on Doordarshan
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Fans will get to watch World Cup matches free of charge on Doordarshan until February 17 following an order from the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Cairns has vowed to contest the charges against him
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Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns’ perjury trial is likely to take place in October 2015 after he made a brief appearance at Southwark Crown Court on Thursday.
“I am expressing my sincerest apologies if my behaviour has embarrassed the BCB, the Bangladesh cricket team and our fans”
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Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has urged the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) to reconsider their decision to ban him for six months.
Shah is allegedly umpiring on a weekly basis
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Nadir Shah, the Bangladesh umpire who was banned for 10 years after being indicted in a match-fixing sting operation, is now an umpire in the Southern California Cricket Association.
The ECB have already charged Vincent with 14 offences
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Former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent has announced that he expects to be hit with more corruption charges after the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) charged him with match-fixing.
Vincent has been providing information on matches that are suspected to have been fixed and the names of the players that were involved
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Former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent has given information on “widespread fixing” in at least five different countries, according to The Telegraph.
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“As long as my performances on the county circuit are good then I’m a believer they can’t keep ignoring me”
We’ve heard it from pundits and former players time and time again, why don’t England select pace bowler Graham Onions for their tours?
