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Lahore: During Pakistan's 2009 ODI series against New Zealand in the UAE, several senior players "knowingly underperformed" as they were unhappy with Younis Khan's captaincy, former fast bowler Rana Naved-ul-Hasan has alleged. Speaking on a local news channel quoted by CricketPakistan.com. Naved said, "We lost two ODIs against New Zealand in the United Arab Emirates during 2009, because some of the players involved did not play well intentionally, and I was sitting on that tour. . " “I did not play because I told Younis Khan that it was a conspiracy against you and I am also a part of that conspiracy. "It was not a rebellion against Younis Khan. He was a good cricketer and I played with him so there was no issue except that when he became captain, he became a different person. "Some seniors, and I will not name, because they had aspirations to be their own captain, we were involved in this whole affair to move forward for this purpose." We wer

The Pakistan cricket team's fast bowlers are currently playing in the Majansi Super League (MSL). Wahab Riaz is playing in this T20 league for the Cape Town Blits team. In the 22nd match of the league, Wahab bowled such a ball, which you will also be surprised to see. Wahab's yorker could not understand the ball by Roelf One der Merv and both his stumps were uprooted, but the ball turned out to be a no-ball. It is one of the most dangerous no-balls in cricket history. This happened in the match played between the Cape Town Blits and the Tshwane Spartans. View this post on Instagram Best no ball ever A post shared by cricket Videos (@cricket.latest.videos) on Dec 2, 2019 at 7:16am PST Its video is now being shared on social media. Merv clean bowled on the fourth ball of an over from Wahab. The yorker ball was so accurate that both the middle and off stumps were uprooted. This ball could have been the best delivery of the tournament if it had been a legal delivery, but the b

Pakistan kept their hopes of reaching the semi-finals, with a 49-run victory on Sunday, excluding South Africa from the ICC World Cup. Batting first, the 1992 champion scored 308 runs with Haris Sohail's 89-ball 59-ball 59. In reply, South Africa were restricted to 259 for nine wickets in 50 overs. With just three points out of seven, South Africa is out of the tournament, while Pakistan can still enter the semifinals, provided they win the remaining matches and the other results go in favor of them. Chasing 309, South Africa lost Hashim Amla (2) in the second over. For Mohammed Aamir, it was a straight swing, and even though the big appeal of LBW of Pakistan's fast bowlers did not affect the umpire, hockey showed that the ball would have been on stumps so that he got one wicket on his first ball. Captain Faf du Plessis (63 off 79 balls) joined Quinton de Kock (47 runs in 60 balls) and both shared a 87-run partnership for the second wicket to keep South Africa in the game. D-Co

NEW DELHI: In a brave attack on Pakistan, army chief General Bipin Rawat said on Tuesday that "our Western neighbors" were continuously supporting terrorists and warned that India would achieve "decisive success" if war took place. Addressing the 71st Army Day Parade here, General Rawat said, "If our country is pushed into a war situation then the decisive success will be ours." Giving warning that the security challenges in the future will be more complex, the Army Chief said, "We need to increase our professional skills to deal with this threat." General Rawat said that a new policy was adopted on the border with China and the forces of both countries had asked for peace. Referring to the action taken by Pakistani soldiers in the wake of the firing, he said, "We are responding to the enemies on the Line of Control (LoC), thereby causing huge losses of lives and logistics." Accusing Pakistan of helping terrorists, General Rawat said, &