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Younis
accused of ball tampering in Old Trafford Test London,
June 5: Pakistan
captain Waqar Younis has been accused of tampering with the ball on the
final day of the second Test match against England which the visitors
won on Monday in controversial circumstances with four English batsmen
ruled out on no-balls. ..................M
Pakistan
beat England by 108 runs in second Test Manchester,
June 4:
Pakistan took eight wickets for 60 runs in the final session, to beat
England by 108 runs in the second and final Test here at Old Trafford on
Monday. ..................M Manchester,
England, June 4: Alec Stewart,
England’s stand-in captain hailed Pakistan's bowlers after they snatched
victory in the second test on Monday, but he rued his side's missed
chances. ..................M Waqar
describes Inzamam as the best in the world Manchester,
England, June 4: Pakistan captain
Waqar Younis described team mate Inzamam-ul-Haq as the best player in the
world after their 108-run victory over England in the second test on
Monday. ..................M Manchester,
England, June 3:
Inzamam-Ul-Haq continued to pile on the runs against England in the second
and final Test here at Old Trafford on Sunday as Pakistan moved into a
commanding position. ..................M Manchester,
June 3: Pakistan manager Yawar Saeed said on Sunday there had been no
hint that bookmakers were attempting to fix the current series against
England.
..................M London,
June 3:
The current test series between England and Pakistan was thrown into
turmoil Sunday after it was revealed the International Cricket Council's
(ICC) anti-corruption unit had warned English cricket authorities the
first Test at Lord's may have been the focus of illegal bookmakers. ..................M Islamabad,
June 3: Pakistan cricket team suffered a blow midway through their
England tour with their bowling coach Daryl Foster deciding to quit
accusing the bowlers of having an unscientific attitude. ..................M Manchester,
June 3 :
Match referee Brian Hastings has said England and Pakistan's players'
behaviour was not acceptable following the conclusion of the third day's
play in the second test here at Old Trafford. ..................M Manchester,
England, June 2: Pakistan
had built up a useful lead of 133 when bad light ended play on the third
day of the Second Test against England here at Old Trafford on Saturday.
..................M
Pak
unable to separate Thorpe and Vaughan Manchester,
June 1:
Graham Thorpe was cruelly left two runs short of a hundred when rain ended
play on the second day of the second and final Test between England and
Pakistan here at Old Trafford on Friday.
..................M Inzamam lead Pakistan to an impressive 380 for 9 Manchester,
May 31: Inzamam-Ul-Haq's
commanding 114 was the foundation stone of Pakistan's impressive 370-8 on
the first day of the Second Test against England here at Old Trafford
Thursday, the tourists hitting 51 fours and two sixes after skipper Waqar
Younis won the toss.
..................M Pakistani
cricketers to get police protection May
30 : Police protection has been agreed for Pakistan's cricketers
during the second Test match at Old Trafford, the Lancashire County
Cricket Club has confirmed. ...................M England recall Knight for second Test London,
May 27: England
recalled Warwickshire opener Nick Knight to their squad on Sunday for
the Second Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford starting Thursday May
31.
...................More Stewart to captain of England in the one-dayers London,
May 25: Alec Stewart was appointed captain on Friday of England's
14-man squad for the one-day cricket series against Pakistan and
Australia.
...................More Sami
out of second test against England Leicester,
May 23: Injured Pa Stewart
named captain for second Test vs. Pak London,
May 21: Alec
Stewart on Monday was named England captain for the second Test against
Pakistan at Old Trafford next week in the absence of injury victim Nasser
Hussain. ...................More Pakistan
played well below their potential: Experts London,
May 21:
The talented Pakistan team which came here with the avowed objective of
beating England was licking its wounds on Monday after losing the Lord's
test to the hosts by an innings and nine runs effectively in less than
three days.
...................More Waqar
hails Gough and Caddick partnership London,
May 21:
Pakistan skipper and champion fast bowler Waqar Younis has ranked
England's Darren Gough and Andy Caddick among the great fast bowling
partnerships in Test cricket.
...................More Gough
captures his 200th test wicket
London,
May 20: Pakistan
were battling to avoid the follow-on at lunch on the fourth day of the
first test on Sunday after England pace bowler Darren Gough seized his
200th test wicket.
...................More Younis
hasn’t got many excuses for his team’s performance London,
May 20: Pakistan captain Waqar
Younis had few excuses after his team went down an innings and nine runs
thrashing by England on the fourth day of the first Test of two at Lord's
here Sunday.
...................More England
emerges winner in first Test against Pakistan London,
May 20: Andy Caddick
bowled England to victory by an innings and nine runs in the first Test
here at Lord's on Sunday, the Somerset fast bowler taking 4-54 as
Pakistan, following on, were dismissed for 179. ...................More |
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