TNS – The News on Sunday

Pakistan haven’t wasted any time in learning to live without Saeed Ajmal. But can they afford to keep on playing without their suspended off-spinner?

Pakistan are suddenly looking like a good, solid team primarily due to the stunning exploits of a batsman they haven’t been treating well in recent times

The dip in Pakistan’s sporting fortunes over the years is more due to bad planning than a lack of talent

Pakistan comes across as a team for which the highs have seldom been really high while the lows have been frequent.

For years, Pakistan have tried and failed at international sporting events like the Olympics and Asian Games. Can our sports administrators change their game plan?

Shahid Afridi and Misbah-ul-Haq are polar opposites. But Pakistan will need them to bond well if the 1992 champions want to have any chance of regaining the World Cup

TNS talks to Shahid Afridi and finds out why Lala is not dying to captain Pakistan again and that he believes Waqar Younis has returned as a ‘changed man’

In his latest stint as PCB chairman, the ex-diplomat Shaharyar Khan is confident of succeeding where he failed previously

Hashim Khan founded Pakistan’s squash dynasty and in the process invented the modern game back in the fifties.

Having decided against contesting for the post of PCB chairman, Najam Sethi is now planning to act as a watchdog “to ensure that bad practices don’t creep back into the PCB.”