Mohammad Amir: “I made a big mistake by playing all three formats after making a comeback in the national side”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir has revealed that he should have never played all three formats after returning from his match-fixing ban in 2016.
Faheem Ashraf: “The goal is to cement my place permanently in all three formats of the game through consistent performances”
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Pakistan pace bowler Faheem Ashraf has revealed that he is eager to represent his country in all three formats of the game.
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Samuels wants the West Indies to be the top side around by the time he retires
West Indies all-rounder Marlon Samuels has announced that the national team will continue rising from the ashes and fighting against all their opposition until they achieve the top ranking in all three formats.
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The Champions Trophy was Gower’s “favourite 50-over competition”
Former England captain David Gower has called on the International Cricket Council (ICC) not to abandon the Champions Trophy as he remains unconvinced “by the plans for a World Test Championship”.
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Pietersen’s knee issues have heightened his fears about sustaining a career-threatening injury
England batsman Kevin Pietersen has for once not been the talk of the town as he continues to nurse his knee just days before the start of the historic Ashes series, which begins at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, on July 10.
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Qasim remains doubtful about Pakistan’s chances of becoming the number one side in any of the three formats
Almost no player will ever admit that his team is experiencing a turbulent transition period, however, in the case of Pakistan, chief selector Iqbal Qasim has come clean and admitted that the team are facing some difficulties after having dropped several senior players for talented youngsters.
