Home Teams Pakistan

Pakistan

    Most popular
    Imran Khan bowls at Lord's in 1982, England v Pakistan, 2nd Test, Lord's, 5th day, August 16, 1982

    Imran Khan – Indisputably Pakistan’s Greatest Cricketer

    aleem Yousaf was one of bravest and gutsiest cricketers to have played for country, carrying on dauntless even after suffering one injury after another.

    Saleem Yousaf – The Bravest Pakistani Wicket Keeper

    Anil Dalpat, only one of two Hindu who represents Pakistan His cousin Danish Kaneria, was the second Hindu captured more than 250 wickets in Test cricket.

    Anil Dalpat – First Hindu Who Represented Pakistan in 1980’s

    Rashid Latif was steady wicket keeper and handy batsman. In 1998, he captained Pakistan cricket team, but his position went down and left out of the team.

    Rashid Latif – Best Ever Pakistani Wicket Keeper

    Imran Khan Spell enables Pakistan to win its first-ever Test in Australia at Sydney in 1976-77.

    Imran Khan Spell Changed The Course of Pakistan Cricket

    Mohsin Khan Cricketer on the way to 200 Runs at Lords vs England in 1982

    Blast From Past – Mohsin Khan Memorable Image

    Mohsin Kamal

    Mohsin Kamal – Right Handed Medium Fast Bowler

    Historical Moments of Bangalore Test Match 1987

    Saeed Anwar imagined that he could play for so long after disasters start to get pair on his debut. I went down in disappointment and will never play again.

    Saeed Anwar – The Stylish Lost Jewel

    Muhammad Zahid Cricketer Biography

    Muhammad Zahid – Extraordinary Talent Who Vanished into Dark

    123...13Page 1 of 13

    MOST COMMENTED

    Pakistan

    Pakistan in Sri Lanka 1975 – Dispelling Some Notions

    Mr Devotor -
    0
    Pakistan in Sri Lanka 1975 - Dispelling Some Notions Any belief that pundits had that  Sri Lanka cricket is second-rate in comparison to what other...
    The Last Minute by Harsha Bhogle: There is only one kind of minute in our cricket: the last but that one.

    The Last Minute

    Garry Sobers takes the plaudits after batting for Norton Stoke in the Staffordshire League in 1964. In all three seasons he was at the club they won the title. In the background is a massive spoil tip belonging to Norton (Ford Green) Colliery

    Sir Garry Sobers Played Cricket for Yorkshire

    Colin Cowdrey – First Batsman to Play 100 Tests

    Pakistan vs Australia First-Test 1982-83 at Karachi

    Adelaide in 1960s

    Adelaide in the 1960s – Most Relaxed and Peaceful City

    HOT NEWS

    © Cricket Thrills