Pakistan Cricket Past Present and Future

Salim Parvez - the author

Champions of Pakistan Cricket

Friends Reunion - March 2013 - (L to R) - Gulraiz Wali, Riaz Mahmood and Arshad Bukhari.

Ramzans - Runs in the Family

The 18-year old, Amaan Ramzan, represents the third generation of the family, determined to carry the legacy of his grandfather Mohammad Ramzan, middle-order batsman, leg-break googly bowler and one of the finest fieldsman of the 1950s in Pakistan.

PCB Taking a Fresh Guard

It took persuasion of prime minister Imran Khan, for Ehsan Mani to take over as the new chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), which he did so last September

Zulfiqar Bokhari – An Obituary

Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah Bokhari, former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman, passed away on Friday 4th January, 2019, in Lahore, after a prolonged illness.

Jinnah’s Pakistan Stands Firm Against West Indies

26th November, 2018 – marks 70 years of Pakistan’s first international cricket engagement - against West Indies at the picturesque Bagh-i-Jinnah (previously Lawrence Gardens), located off The Mall, Lahore.

Naveed Cheema 1943-2018

The long overdue obituary of Naveed Cheema begins with an apology to his family and friends. As a warm cheerful soul, his death in Lahore on 11th April 2018, aged 74...

Shahid Mahboob: A Fresh Challenge

Qatar Cricket Association has opened the doors for Shahid Mahboob, a UK-based qualified coach, as its new Head Coach and Development Manager.

Ehsan Mani newly elected Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board

The 73-year old, newly elected Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Ehsan Mani, takes over the hot seat with a great many challenges, to restore Pakistan’s standing in international cricket.

Holmfirth Ist XI - Huddersfield Cricket League

Bradford’s Own - Numan Shabbir Syed - An Unsung Hero

The death of Numan Shabbir, the serving Director of The Yorkshire Cricket Board and former first-class cricketer of Lahore, Dawood Industries and Habib Bank and at the age of 59, literally shocked the cricket fraternity, both in England and Pakistan.

Out of 'Comfort Zone' - Imran Khan

Having fought tirelessly for twenty-two years in Pakistan politics, at 06.23 GMT, Imran Khan, charismatic and controversial in equal measure, took oath as the country’s new Prime Minister, in Islamabad.

Another Perspective book launch with the Hunar Foundation beneficiary

Another Perspective – Pakistan Cricket History 1977-98, The Untold Story of Development - officially launched at the Pakistan High Commission, London on Monday 13th August