Fresh suspicion over Pakistan-Australia Test match

Pakistan sure is going through a rough patch right now; with the country’s economy in shambles, the floods having left thousands devastated and now, their cricket team being labeled cheats and fixers. And if that wasn’t enough, the Pakistani cricket team has come under fresh suspicion for their January Test defeat to Australia, after pictures of an agent, who is at the centre of a ’spot-fixing’ scandal, along with the players were uncovered.

Afridi to retire from test cricket after Australia series

Newly appointed skipper of Pakistan test team, Shahid Afridi, made a shock announcement on Friday after his team’s 150-run loss to Australia in the first test saying that he would retire from test cricket after the second and final test at Headingley because he is “just not good enough for test cricket”.

Butt, Azhar lead Pakistan fight in huge chase

Pakistan fought hard to reach 114-1 against Australia at stumps on day three of the first Test at Lord’s on Thursday, chasing 440 to win, a world record run chase.

Asif and Aamer put Pakistan on top

Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer picked up three wickets apiece as Pakistan restricted Australia to 229 for 9 on Day 1 of the first test at Lords, when bad light stopped play, with 20 overs being lost on the opening day.

Aamer helps Pakistan complete a 2-0 whitewash against Australia

After ending their 13-match losing streak to the Aussies by beating them in the first T20 of the two-match series, Pakistan began a streak of their own, winning the second T20 international against Australia by 11 runs and clinching the two-match series 2-0.

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