Wasim Akram

Moin Khan said repeated changes in domestic cricket and the national team have affected Pakistan badly. According to him, the uncertainty has also resulted in players losing confidence in the system. The former wicketkeeper-batter also said the PCB often makes decisions based on the people in power at a particular time rather than following a consistent institutional approach.

Shoaib took 178 wickets in 46 Tests during his international career, which ended during the 2011 World Cup in India amid reported differences with then Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi. He also took 247 wickets in 163 ODIs and 21 wickets in 15 T20Is.

A wanted criminal snatched a service pistol from a Delhi Police head constable. He then opened fire at a sub-inspector while being brought to Delhi. Police retaliated and injured the criminal in the leg during the chase. Both the injured sub-inspector and the accused are undergoing treatment. The service pistol and cartridges were recovered from the apprehended criminal.

In a remarkable achievement, Mitchell Starc has etched his name in cricket history as the most successful left-arm bowler. He claimed his 434th Test wicket, overtaking Rangana Herath, while equaling Kapil Dev’s tally in fewer matches. Bangladesh's Hasan Mahmud proved a formidable challenge, snatching an impressive six wickets and leading his team to bowl Australia out for 198 runs.

Jai Moondra left Tonk for higher studies in Ireland, believing cricket was behind him. But while chasing coding deadlines in Dublin, the dream stayed alive at Leinster Cricket Club. After impressing in his maiden T20I series against India and making his ODI debut, the fast bowler's remarkable journey traces back to Rajasthan, a Pakistani mentor in Dublin, an Indian coach in Jaipur, and years of quiet perseverance.

Tendulkar made his India debut at 16 years and 205 days. Sooryavanshi has done it at 15 years and 99 days.

Former Pakistani pacer Wasim Akram and his wife Shaniera celebrated their 11th wedding anniversary with playful social media posts. Shaniera shared a humorous edited image of Wasim, blending teasing with affection. Wasim responded with a heartfelt tribute, expressing his love and gratitude for her. The couple’s lighthearted exchange charmed their followers.

A life-sized statue honouring cricket legend Wasim Akram in Hyderabad, Pakistan has sparked amusement online. Intended as a tribute, the statue, depicting Akram in his 1999 World Cup jersey, has been widely mocked for its unflattering resemblance. Fans humorously compared it to other statue mishaps, referencing Sachin Tendulkar's statue in Mumbai.

1992 World Cup winner and former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram, who took a total of 916 wickets and scored 6,615 runs in an international career from 1984 to 2003, was formally inducted into the PCB Hall of Fame on Sunday.

Pakistan’s former cricket captain Wasim Akram remained unhurt in an attack on his vehicle in the southern port city of Karachi on Wednesday.

Wasim Akram, one of the greatest fast bowlers of all time, was shot at in a road rage incident in Pakistan's commercial capital on Wednesday. He escaped unhurt.

Bangladesh spinner Taijul Islam achieved a significant personal milestone, securing his 19th Test five-wicket haul against Zimbabwe. This feat places him among the top left-arm bowlers globally, drawing level with Shakib Al Hasan and surpassing Mitchell Starc. Despite Taijul's individual success, Zimbabwe secured their largest-ever Test victory by an innings and 85 runs.

Former Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram humorously recounted paying a hefty $1,000 for his cat's haircut in Australia. The exorbitant bill included sedation, medical tests, and post-procedure care, leaving fellow commentators astounded. The fellow commentators then shared the breakdown of the invoice that had A$105 for a medical check-up, A$305 for anesthesia and A$40 for the haircut. There were additional charges of A$120 for post-procedure care and A$251 for a cardio test of the cat.

Bollywood babe Sushmita Sen has trashed the rumours of her marriage with Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram

Wasim Akram, the legendary Pakistani cricketer, revealed his journey of managing diabetes after being diagnosed in 1997. Initially, it posed significant physical and mental challenges, impacting his game. With the support of his late wife and adjustments to his lifestyle, including managing sugar levels during travel and matches, he learned to cope with the condition and continue his successful career.