Shoaib Akhtar has come in support of his ex-teammate Shahid Afridi, stating that he was witness to the harsh treatment meted out to the former Pakistan all-rounder by some senior players during his playing days. read more

Out-of-form speedster Amir was left of Pakistan’s provisional squad because of his indifferent performances in ODIs recently. Since Champions Trophy 2017, Amir has picked up just five wickets in 14 ODIs. read more

A Pakistan news channel reported that Shoaib Akhtar said India has a right to pull out of the match, however, the speedster has denied any such comment. read more

Akhtar condemned the heinous attack in Pulwana and also stated that it is India’s right if they want to play against Pakistan or not at the multi-national tournament later this year. read more

Pictures of players including Imran Khan, Wasim Akram, Mohammad Asif, Shoaib Akhtar, Waqar Younis and several others were pulled down and kept in a store room. read more

“Today’s kids believe that they know a lot (about cricket) and they can challenge my bowling speed as well. So, kids I am coming back to play and I will show you what speed really is. I too will play league (cricket) so beware,” Shoaib Akhtar said. read more

“This [Sarfraz incident] is not acceptable as a Pakistani. In my opinion he [Sarfraz] did this in the heat of the moment. I think he should apologize publically,” Akhtar had said in a Twitter video. read more

Sarfraz was caught on the stump microphone making an alleged racist remark towards Phehlukwayo in the 37th over of South Africa’s run chase on Tuesday. The hosts eventually won the match by five wickets. read more

Sarfraz has since apologised for the controversial on-field taunt and also denied that his comments were directed towards Phehlukwayo or anyone in particular. read more

India vs Australia: Former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar believes that aggression is a part of cricket and when asked about Virat Kohli’s antics, he requested the others to ‘cut him some slack’. read more

Former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar became the latest to join the bandwagon as he went on to call Virat Kohli the ‘modern-day Bradman’ on Twitter. read more

India vs West Indies: The Indian captain scored his 38th ODI century in Pune and became the first batsman to score three consecutive hundreds from India. read more

West Indies were wrapped up for 127 in their second essay giving India a meager 72 runs target with Umesh Yadav bagging his maiden 10-wicket match haul. read more

Akhtar’s decision to call himself the ‘don of cricket’ hasn’t gone down well with the fans as they reminded him of the hammering that Sachin Tendulkar gave the Pakistan bowlers in their 2003 World Cup encounter in South Africa. read more

Former Pakistan captain and flamboyant all-rounder Shahid Afridi confessed that he never like bowling to Virender Sehwag, although he feared no player during his career. read more