The headlines in Pakistan continue to laud the national team's ICC World Twenty20 title triumph, but Younis Khan has said his team is ready for its next assignment. Pakistan beat Sri Lanka

Pakistan will continue to suggest Dubai and Abu Dhabi as surrogate home venues for the 2011 World Cup and also pursue its legal case against the ICC who, they say, unlawfully stripped

Adam Voges posted a solid half-century to guide Australia A to reasonable score of 6 for 280 at stumps on the first day of their four-day match against Pakistan A in Townsville. Moises Henriques also made a handy

The ICC has ruled out the possibility of Pakistan's 2011 World Cup matches being held at a neutral venue, including UAE. The governing body agreed that those 14 matches will be held in India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, the other co-hosts, as previously

Intikhab Alam, the Pakistan coach, has cautioned his team ahead of the tour to Sri Lanka, saying it would be a challenge for his players to make a successful transition to another format following Pakistan's

Shoaib Malik, the former Pakistan captain, has praised his successor Younis Khan's leadership skills. He said Younis' leadership as well as sessions with a sports psychologist helped Pakistan win the World Twenty20. "I think

The short gap between the recently concluded ICC World Twenty20 and the next edition in the West Indies in April 2010 has robbed Pakistan of the chance to fully savour the triumph, the allrounder Shahid Afridi has said. "I fail to understand why the next

Wasim Akram, the former Pakistan fast bowler, has said the 17-year-old left-arm seamer Mohammad Aamer needs to put on weight to add more power to his bowling. Aamer, a protégé of Akram, who called for his selection to the national side in July