While making the debut in the game is one of the great unforgettable moments for a cricketer, retiring from the game is one of the painful moments. But the player has to take the retirement decision from the game at a certain
Javed Miandad — the former Pakistan captain is known for embroiling himself into controversies, but, of late he has apologised this time around to Pakistan Prime Minister and former Pakistan skipper. Imran Khan after blaming him for damaging the face of national cricket
Imran Khan, current Pakistan Prime Minister said that a terrible atmosphere prevails which prevents to resume bilateral cricket given the current tense relations between India and Pakistan. India toured Pakistan in 2004 and 2006 when despite Pakistan losing most of the matches,
BCCI had hosted its celebratory Platinum Jubilee match in which Pakistan team was invited to play against India in an ODI in 2004. Besides, notable ex-players and politicians of both the countries witness the matches the iconic Eden Gardens. Inzamam-ul-Haq was the
Madan Lal,former Indian coach and player and member of BCCI’s Cricket Advisory Committee, has slammed Javed Miandad for remarking controversially against current Pakistan Prime Minister and 1992 World Cup-winning skipper Imran Khan. Javed Miandad had accused Imran Khan of ruining the state
Former Pakistan legendary batsman Javed Miandad is not happy with his former teammate and current Pakistan Prime minister Imran Khan. He called out Imran Khan on his Youtube channel and told Imran to not forget he was his captain. Javed Miandad was
Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja recalls the time when he first met Indian skipper Sunil Gavaskar. He told about the slagging he faced from Imran Khan whenever Sunil Gavaskar scored because he was an opener too. Imran Khan would tell Rameez Raja
Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja recalled the first time he met Sunil Gavaskar during the 1986-87 series. He reveals that the then captain Imran Khan used to lavish praise on Gavaskar’s batting techniques. Imran Khan even scolded Ramiz to focus on Gavaskar
Kapil Dev is counted among one of the best allrounders of the 90s. He has taken India to greats heights both with his batting and bowling stint. In the recent interaction, he talked about the other great all-rounders like Sir Ian Botham,
Former Indian all-rounder and World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev believes that he was a better athlete than other legendary pace-bowling all-rounders of his times – England’s Sir Ian Botham, New Zealand’s Sir Richard Hadlee and Pakistan’s Imran Khan. Kapil Dev served the