Kingston [Jamaica], August 23 (ANI): West Indies all-rounder Jason Holder said Fawad Alam showed the hosts that how can a batsman "apply" himself on a tricky wicket here at Sabina Park in the ongoing second Test.
Kingston [Jamaica], August 23 (ANI): Fawad Alam hit a brilliant hundred before Shaheen Shah Afridi picked two wickets to put Pakistan in the driver's seat in the second Test against West Indies on Sunday (local time).
Lahore [Pakistan], August 22 (ANI): A pre-season training camp for Pakistan men's white-ball players will commence on Sunday at the National High-Performance Centre with practice matches to be played at the Gaddafi Stadium.
Kingston [Jamaica], August 22 (ANI): Day two of the second Test between West Indies and Pakistan on Saturday (local time) was washed out completely due to persistent rain.
Kingston [Jamaica], August 21 (ANI): Kemar Roach might have picked three wickets but skipper Babar Azam and Fawad Alam hit fifties to stage Pakistan's fightback on the opening day of the second Test against West Indies on Friday.
Kingston [Jamaica], August 20 (ANI): Pakistan wicket-keeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan expects the team to do well in the second Test of the two-match ICC World Test Championship (WTC) series which gets underway on Friday at the Sabina Park, Jamaica.
Somerset [UK], August 19 (ANI): Former Pakistan skipper Azhar Ali will be returning to the Cooper Associates County Ground for a third stint with Somerset County Cricket Club (SCCC)
Kingston [Jamaica], August 18 (ANI): Pakistan bowling coach Waqar Younis feels the team's sloppy fielding tilted the first Test in favour of the West Indies.
Lahore [Pakistan], August 15 (ANI): The Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) National High-Performance Centre will host a specialised camp for wicketkeepers from Monday.
Kingston [Jamaica], August 15 (ANI): Faheem Ashraf saw out a tricky evening session along with skipper Babar Azam as Pakistan extended their lead to 124 runs in the first Test against West Indies on Saturday.
Kingston [Jamaica], August 14 (ANI): Pakistan might have dismissed eight wickets in the opening Test but West Indies managed to take a lead of 34 runs on Friday after skipper Kraigg Brathwaite's gutsy knock in the first innings.