Source: Cricinfo
Pakistan will try out youngsters for the five one-dayers against Bangladesh next month at home. But though some new players will be given a chance, chief selector Salahuddin Ahmed said Pakistan would not take Bangladesh lightly.
“They can be a dangerous team on their day,” Salahuddin told the News, a Pakistan daily. “For us the […]

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Source: The Canadian Press
SHEIKHUPURA, Pakistan - Younis Khan and debutante Khurram Manzoor hit half centuries Saturday as Pakistan thrashed Zimbabwe by seven wickets with 19 overs to spare in the fifth and final limited-overs international.
The Pakistan victory completed a 5-0 whitewash for the hosts.
“It’s good for us that we won all the matches - especially […]

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Source: Fox Soccer
Pakistan have added three new faces to their squad for Wednesday’s fourth one-day international against Zimbabwe in Faisalabad.
Opening batsman Khurram Manzoor, paceman Wahab Riaz and wicketkeeper Sarfraz Ahmed have been called into the squad at the expense of Salman Butt, all-rounder Yasir Arafat and regular gloveman Kamran Akmal.
With the five-match series already […]

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Source: The Times
Debutant opener Nasir Jamshed scored 61 as five batsmen struck half centuries to help Pakistan beat Zimbabwe by 104 runs in the first one-day international in Karachi yesterday.
Pakistan amassed 347 for five in their 50 overs with Younis Khan (79), Mohammad Yousuf (72), captain Shoaib Malik (63) and Misbah- ul Haq (55 not […]

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Source: AFP
KARACHI (AFP) — Zimbabwe’s batting flopped for a second time in their four-day tour opener here, leaving them staring a heavy defeat in the face against the Patron’s XI.
The tourists slumped to 111-6 at close on the third day at the Defence Stadium, needing another 159 runs to avoid an innings defeat with four […]

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Source: All Africa
Paul Munyuki Harare
Zimbabwe were facing defeat on the penultimate day of their four-day match against the Pakistan Cricket Board Patron’s XI in Karachi yesterday.
Needing 270 to make the hosts bat again, Zimbabwe were wobbling at 111/6 at stumps - a deficit of 159 with just four wickets in hand in their second innings.

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