Pakistan

Pakistan has a rich cricket history. The new state of Pakistan did not lag behind in it a pursuit to contribute to the world in other fields of discipline.

Cricket History – West Indies Tours Pakistan in 1948

October 31, 2025

Another wicket for Sikander Bakhat, who enjoyed an 11-wicket triumph in the drawn Delhi Test. Twice, he had India's champion opener, Sunil Gavasker, caught behind by Wasim Bari, as seen here.

How Sikander Bakhat Became a Champion Bowler in 1979

October 30, 2025

9 Late Pakistani Test Cricketers Arif Butt

9 Late and Lamented Pakistani Test Cricketers

October 29, 2025

Fazal Mehmood was one of Pakistan's first great pace bowlers and took 139 Test wickets at an impressive average of just 24.70 across his career.

Fazal Mahmood – Keep the Spirit of the Game Intact

October 28, 2025

Let it be appreciated that the task of any historian or chronicler attempting to condense seventy years of Pakistan cricket into a few thousand words.

The First Decade of Pakistan Cricket

October 27, 2025

In this article, we will recall the memorable performance of Sri Lanka Upset and Won First Test Series in Pakistan.

Sri Lanka Upset and Won The First Ever Test Series in Pakistan 1994-95

October 27, 2025

Pakistan had lost 8 wickets for 187 when he was joined by leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed. Both scored 147 runs for the ninth wicket enabling Pakistan to score 354 runs in the first innings and to attain a lead of 77 runs.

Tour Report – Inside Zimbabwe vs Pakistan 1997-98 Test Series

October 26, 2025

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

October 26, 2025

Pakistani Javed Miandad was spotted at an early age by Mushtaq Mohammad as a great player in the making. He seemed to be born with a good & sound technique.

Javed Miandad – The Genius Cricketing Brain

October 23, 2025

In this 1998 article, when Pakistan’s ex-Test spinner Nasim ul Ghani has been active on the cricket front in various capacities even after bidding farewell to the game, including as the head of the Selection Committee.

Nasim ul Ghani: Development is the Name of the Game

October 21, 2025

Faisalabad Test 19877-88 – England Manager Peter Lush tries to bring Shakoor Rana and Mike Gatting together, however Umpire Shakeel Khan looks on. You can also see Neil Fairbrother in the background.

The Infamous Mike Gatting and Shakoor Rana Incident

October 20, 2025

It is indisputable that Wasim Akram is greatest left-arm fast bowler there has been. At his peak, he had the speed to trouble the best batsman in the world.

Wasim Akram – Indisputable Greatest Left-arm Fast Bowler

October 17, 2025

Qasim Umer – The Talented Crowd Pleaser

October 17, 2025

Javed Burki right-handed batsman & occasional right-arm medium-pace bowler captained in five Test matches (four lost, one drawn) on the 1962 tour of England

Javed Burki – Pakistan Middle Order Batsman of 1960’s

October 14, 2025

Sambit Bal had an interview with Wasim Akram in 2004

Sambit Bal had an interview with Wasim Akram in 2004

October 14, 2025

India vs Pakistan Test Series 1960-61

India vs Pakistan Test Series 1960-61

October 11, 2025

Nazar Muhammad was perhaps, the most outstanding opening batsman among those who served Pakistan in the country’s early days in Test cricket.

Nazar Muhammad – Pakistan First Test Centurion

October 9, 2025

Aamer Malik was one-time Pakistan opening batsman, useful right-arm fast-medium bowler, and valuable emergency wicketkeeper.

Aamer Malik – A Batsman, Bowler and Wicket Keeper

October 9, 2025

Aamer Nazir was the odd man out in the 14-member Pakistan cricket party that toured the West Indies during the period from March to May in the year 1993.

Aamer Nazir – Came Like a Bolt From the Blue – Then He Was Gone

October 4, 2025

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

October 3, 2025

Sheikh Fazal-ur-Rehman was a right-arm leg-break bowler who played a solitary Test match for Pakistan, on the 1957-58 tour of the West Indies?

Sheikh Fazal-ur-Rehman – Solitary Test Player of 1950’s

October 3, 2025

Rashid Latif's new-look side succeeded in four nations Cherry Blossoms Sharjah Cup 2003 capturing the hearts and minds of the Pakistani people

Blast From Past – New Look Pakistan Won the Sharjah Cup 2003

October 1, 2025

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

October 1, 2025

Agha Saadat Ali – Right Handed Batsman

October 1, 2025

Pakistan vs England at The Oval

Pakistan vs England at The Oval, 1974

September 28, 2025

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