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Pakistan's Nawaz suspended for not reporting suspect approach
Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Nawaz has been suspended for two months for failing to report a suspect approach to indulge in corruption, the country's cricket board has said.
Pakistan press for victory
Departing stalwarts Younis Khan and captain Misbah ul Haq failed to make an impact in their farewell international innings but Pakistan were poised to press for a series-clinching victory over the West Indies at stumps on the fourth day at Windsor Park in Dominica on Saturday.
Mohammad Nabi becomes the first AFG player to be picked in IPL
On Monday, Mohammad Nabi became the first ever Afghanistan player to be picked by in the history of Indian Premier League (IPL).
Cricket: Momentum with Pakistan against weary Aussie bowlers
Pakistan say they have the momentum heading into the Boxing Day Melbourne Test after giving Australia a mighty fright during an epic run-chase in the opening clash of the series.
Amir fit for Boxing Day
Pakistan spearhead Mohammad Amir is expected to play the Boxing Day Test against Australia despite stiffness and a bruised thigh, officials said Thursday.
Bangladesh Premier League 2016 / Cricket: Mohammad Nabi muscles Chittagong Vikings to 190
Mohammad Nabi hammers his highest T20 knock to muscle Chittagong Vikings to 190 for 5 after 20 overs against Rajshahi Kings led by Darren Sammy in the 16th match of Bangladesh Premier League 2016.
Ali still in security job
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) security consultant Mohammad Ali has continued in his position even though BCB president Nazmul
Cricket: Pakistan's Amir flies home to sick mother
Mohammad Amir quit Pakistan's one-day series against the West Indies and flew home after his mother was taken seriously ill.
Ashraful set for domestic return
Former Bangladesh captain Mohammed Ashraful will mark his return to domestic cricket today after serving a five-year ban with
Kiwis thru to semis
New Zealand are through to the semis of ICC WT20 2016 after beating Pakistan by 22 runs at Mohali under the lights tonight.
Pakistan in Tigers’ crosshairs
A team with a reputation of being poor starters, plagued with a plethora of on-and-off the field problems, led by a consistently under-performing captain at the twilight of his career, traveling non-stop since the turn of the year…Pakistan, profoundly talented yet perennially mercurial may just be the launching pad Tigers need for the Super Ten round of ICC WT20 2016.
In-form Bangladesh look to trip up Pakistan again
On March 16, Wednesday, Mashrafe Mortaza will lead his side against Pakistan to their first match at the Eden Gardens since 1990.
New Zealand stadium announcer reprimanded for Amir taunt
New Zealand Cricket have admonished a stadium announcer for taunting Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir during the third T20 on Friday.
‘A dollar for you’: Hafeez comes to Amir’s rescue
Seeing a section of the crowd at Wellington taunting Mohammad Amir during the 1st ODI between New Zealand and Pakistan with some currency notes, Mohammad Hafeez comes to the rescue of his teammate.
Shahzad inspires Afghanistan to T20I series victory
Afghanistan's flamboyant opener Mohammad Shahzad flays opposition bowlers all over the Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium in the second Twenty20 international en route to a thumping 2-0 T20I series sweep over Zimbabwe.
Hafeez, Azhar Ali may face disciplinary action for Amir boycott
Shaharyar Khan, the Pakistan Cricket Board chairman, on Friday (December 25) warned players refusing to train alongside Mohammad Amir during an ongoing fitness camp for the national side that they would faced fines and suspensions.
Dhaka pound Chittagong by 45 runs
Dhaka Dynamites easily defeat Chittagong Vikings by 45 runs to bolster their chances of reaching the knock-out round of BPL-2015.
Mashrafe, Marlon take Comilla home
Undefeated fifties from skipper Mashrafe Mortaza and Marlon Samuels gives Comilla a thumping win by seven wickets over Tamim’s Chittagong Vikings in the 5th match of BPL-2015 at Mirpur today.
When Tamim Iqbal of Bangladesh etched his name in Time
Tamim Iqbal’ hour to shine, and show his critics and the cynic spectators that he could shepherd the innings and take his team home came on August 16, 2009 when his majestic 154 turned a record chase into a breezy affair.