PCB warns Pakistan players against public comments on Imran Khan
The Pakistan Cricket Board has told players to refrain from public comments about Imran Khan's imprisonment and health concerns.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board has told players to refrain from public comments about Imran Khan's imprisonment and health concerns.
Imam-ul-Haq ruled out of Lord's Test second innings with Grade-1 left calf tear requiring 10 days rest.
Ali Tareen suggests Pakistan's batting struggles are too severe for match-fixing allegations.
England lead Pakistan by 357 after Dan Lawrence's unbeaten fifty on rain-hit day three at Lord's.
Dan Lawrence impressed in difficult conditions as England pushed for a series win over Pakistan at Lord's.
Dan Lawrence's unbeaten 50 helped England reach 177 for 7 on a rain-affected third day, extending their lead to 357 runs against Pakistan at Lord's.
Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer shared seven wickets as England bowled Pakistan out for 110 on day two of the second Test at Lord's.
The 39-year-old Sarfaraz, who last played for Pakistan in December 2023, said at the end of second day's play that he was not aware of any such developments.
Carse took two early wickets for Durham on his first outing since being dropped by England following a nightclub incident.
England reached stumps on day two with a 261-run lead after Pakistan were bowled out for 110 at Lord's.
Former selector Mohammad Wasim alleged that Imam-ul-Haq has previously faked injuries after the batter suffered a calf strain at Lord's.
Jofra Archer's spell stood out as Pakistan collapsed to 110 for nine during the second Test at Lord's.
Pakistan coach Sarfaraz Ahmed said players did not know about a reported PCB threat to end the Lord's Test over a Sky interview with Imran Khan's sons.
England established a 261-run lead after dismissing Pakistan for 110 on day two of the second Test at Lord's.
England's seam attack dismissed Pakistan for 110 as the hosts took complete control on day two at Lord's.
Usman Khawaja criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board for complaining about a Sky Sports interview with Imran Khan, calling the move a joke.
The PCB considered withdrawing players from the Lord's Test after Sky aired an interview with Imran Khan's sons but allowed the match to continue.
Stuart Broad and Jimmy Anderson criticised the extreme and tiresome flood of negative stories around England players' drinking and socialising habits.
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