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Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has admitted that he was extremely impressed with batsman Haris Sohail’s performance in the recently concluded ODI series against Australia in the United Arab Emirates.
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Pakistan head coach Mickey Arthur has admitted that he was extremely impressed with batsman Haris Sohail’s performance in the recently concluded ODI series against Australia in the United Arab Emirates.
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Former South Africa batsman Jacques Rudolph will captain Glamorgan in all formats from next season onwards.
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A stunning bowling display by New Zealand saw them not only demolish Pakistan by an innings and 80 runs on the fourth day of the third Test in Sharjah, but also end the series as a 1-1 draw.
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The Sydney Sixers have signed flamboyant West Indies batsman Dwayne Smith for this year’s edition of the Big Bash League (BBL).
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“He has some good ideas and hopefully that will help come the first Test”
Australia opening batsman Chris Rogers has admitted to seeking advice from his partner David Warner ahead of the national team’s three-Test series against South Africa, which gets underway on February 12 in Centurion.
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This is Hales’ first stint at the number one spot
Pakistan Twenty20 captain Mohammad Hafeez has reclaimed his number one spot on the ODI all-rounders rankings after an outstanding series against Zimbabwe, while England opening batsman Alex Hales has topped the Twenty20 batsman rankings following his scintillating performance against Australia.
Watson is considering becoming a limited overs specialist
Australia batsman Shane Watson has continued to ponder over his Test future after being reprimanded for ignoring team orders during the recently concluded four-Test series against India.
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.
Shahzad’s story shows that the road to becoming an international cricketer is not always an easy one
From an early age, Afghanistan-born Mohammad Shahzad knew nothing of life beyond the refugee camp his family and he had fled to in Peshawar after the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979.