Muhammad Aamir, Salman Butt and Muhammad Asif are on their way back to Pakistan. You can see their care free smiles, not a trace of guilt! They are not charged by the Scotland Yard so is this the relief of getting away with what they did or they didn't do anything? These three players accused of spot fixing are due to return to Pakistan tonite. People are preparing for eid tomorrow so they may sneak out of the airport without being bowled ... Read More

Pakistanis love Shahid Afridi and are ready to forgive him for everything. Afridi  instantly won the hearts of every Pakistani when he scored the quickest century years ago. We loved him even if he threw away his wicket or tried to eat the ball! Because  his body language on the field shows his sincerity to the  team and to the  country. With years of experience behind him we accept and pray that he proves to be the right choice to captain Pakistan. Pakistan’s ... Read More

Unbelieveable......Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik will wed Indian tennis star Sania Mirza. Sania's father Imran Mirza confirmed to media. This wedding will raise some very interesting questions. The barat will have to go to India to officailly bring the bride home! Will Sania come and live in Pakistan? Will she play from Pakistan in future???? Interesting .... but too early to answer. Let us wish the two of them best of luck because the relationship between these two neighbours have never been an ... Read More

Welsh cricket was in mourning on Sunday after an umpire died after being struck on the head by a ball. Alcywn Jenkins, 72, was standing at a game at the St Helen's ground in Swansea, south Wales, on Saturday when he died after being hit by a ball, which Britain's Press Association said it understood was thrown by a fielder. Jenkins, who lived in the Sketty area of Swansea, was airlifted to a nearby hospital but died shortly afterwards. The First Division match ... Read More

Gunmen attacked Sri Lanka's cricket team in a gun and grenade assault on Tuesday in the Pakistani city of Lahore that killed eight people and wounded seven members of the squad. What has happened to the world we live in? Is there an end to this maddness? The situation in the world in general and in Pakistan in particular is getting worse everyday. These are the streets we walk in, the roads we drive on with our kids but nothing seems ... Read More

Gunmen attacked Sri Lanka’s cricket team in a gun and grenade assault on Tuesday in the Pakistani city of Lahore that killed eight people and wounded seven members of the squad. What has happened to the world we live in? Is there an end to this maddness? The situation in the world in general and in Pakistan in particular is getting worse everyday. These are the streets we walk in, the roads we drive on with our kids but nothing seems ... Read More

People of India and Pakistan suffer by losing their dear ones in terrorist attacks like the one which took place in Mumbai. As a result bilateral ties between the two countries have suffered. Any event of the sort leaves India and Pakistan back to where they started from,enemies!. All talks about common roots, friendship, people to people contacts, etc evaporates quickly. Governments jump to decisions like not even playing cricket with each other. Today India has officially cancelled the tour to ... Read More

India's Harbhajan Singh on Tuesday came under a fresh attack by Australian cricketers with opener Matthew Hayden calling the off-spinner an "obnoxious little weed", a remark which has the potential to create more bad blood between the two teams. The Indian spinner, who was at the centre of a racism row involving Andrew Symonds, has borne the brunt of the Australian sledging during the explosive tour, which has been marked by a series of verbal exchanges between rival players. "It's been a ... Read More

COLOMBO (AFP) - Pakistan are looking to host Sri Lanka if Australia pull out of their scheduled tour of the violence-marred country next month, a report said. A three-member Pakistan Cricket Board delegation visited Colombo to ask for Sri Lanka's consent to tour Pakistan and the matter was under consideration, privately-run The Nation newspaper said. It quoted top Sri Lanka Cricket sources as saying that Sri Lanka had been asked to play either a five-match one-day series or a three-match Test series ... Read More

OIC warns of 'bigger conflict' ISTANBUL (AFP) - The Organisation of the Islamic Conference denounced Friday the reprinting of a profane Danish cartoon of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), warning it could lead to confrontations between Muslims and Christians. “By reprinting these cartoons we are heading towards a bigger conflict and that shows that both sides will be hostages of their radicals,” OIC Secretary-General Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, a Turk, told AFP in Istanbul. “It is not a way of improving your rights and exercising ... Read More