The Pakistan Cricket Board's efforts to arrange a home series have been dealt a blow as West Indies have opted not to tour next month

Kamran Younis and Shoaib Malik hit brisk half-centuries to seal an eight-wicket win for the Sialkot Stallions over the Hyderabad Hawks in Lahore. Hyderabad

Yasir Arafat, the Pakistan allrounder representing Rawalpindi Rams in the RBS Twenty20 Cup, has become the second-highest wicket-taker in this format. Arafat

Pakistan are waiting to sort out visas for their players before announcing the squad for the four-nation Twenty20 tournament in Canada. According to a report in

The Rawalpindi Rams, mastered by allrounder Yasir Arafat, opened up their tournament campaign with a 75-run win over Quetta Bears in Lahore. Quetta's decision to field seemed justified when pacer Gauhar Faiz helped reduce Rawalpindi to 59 for 5, but

Mushtaq Ahmed has said the BCCI can capitalise on the rivalry between the IPL and the unofficial ICL by holding a tournament involving the best teams of both leagues. The ICL were the innovators of the format, he said, and the ban on players joining them

Pakistan's ministry of sports has allowed the PCB to retain its authority to perform its daily activities, but has said the board will need to seek the ministry's guidance before launching any new projects. "We have reached an understanding with the PCB

Mohammad Hafeez starred with the bat in Faisalabad Wolves' 20-run victory against Abbottabad Rhinos' at the Lahore City Cricket Associaton Ground in Lahore. Faisalabad made a shaky start after losing the toss - opener Asif Hussain was