Cricketer-turned-commentator Ramiz Raja is of the view that big-hitting sensation like Hardik Pandya, Kieron Pollard and Chris Lynn will face a lot of challenge on slow tracks of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during the 13th season of the Indian Premier League
Ramiz Raja, the former Pakistan opener gave his opinion that Pakistan’s cricket seems to be directionless, as they are still unable to decide whether they want to give preference to young cricketers or select experienced ones in the squad. He reasoned that
Ramiz Raja has suggested changes in the Pakistan squad for them to draw the T20I series against England. In the second T20I between the two teams, the visitors lost despite posting 195 on board. The Men in Green who lost the Test
Former Pakistani batsman Ramiz Raja feels the comparisons of Babar Azam with Virat Kohli are not justified as the latter is a proven match-winner. Pakistan’s limited-overs skipper Babar Azam has been often compared to Indian skipper Virat Kohli. He is the only
Former Pakistan cricketer Ramiz Raja is disappointed with his country’s defeat against England in the recently ended three-match Test series. Raja has always been vocal in keeping his opinion on Pakistan cricket. After the Green Amry’s defeat in England, he has raised
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
Veteran Pakistan commentator, Ramiz Raja has said that he expects India and Pakistan to play a bilateral series for the betterment of cricket. Since January 2013, India and Pakistan have not been involved in bilateral series and meet each other only in
Babar Azam unbeaten gritty half-century on the first day of the ongoing first Test match against England has left everyone to praise him. Former England cricketer Nasser Hussain and other cricket experts have applauded his resilient 69 runs at Old Trafford which
Rahul Dravid known as ‘The Wall’ was an incredible asset for Team India. He emerged as the successful cricketer when Sachin Tendulkar was considered as the ‘God of Indian cricket’. With patiently facing the new ball in the middle, he acted as
