Rashid Latif

'ICC title important for India, not whether Virat Kohli achieves 100 tons': Ex-Pakistan cricketer

Former Pakistan spinner Rashid Latif said that Indian fans are bothered about ICC trophies, not about individual records or Virat Kohli's 100 hundreds.

'Simply effortless': Rashid Latif rates Ajay Jadeja's 1996 World Cup knock as the ‘best innings’ he saw

Jadeja smashed a 25-ball 45 against a Pakistani attack comprising Waqar Younis at his peak in the quarter-final in Bengaluru.

Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif takes a dig at MS Dhoni for his wicketkeeping skills

The former Pakistan wicketkeeper and captain further claimed that South Africa’s Quinton De Kock is current the best wicketkeeper.

India's instability over captains could play into Pakistan's hands, feels Rashid Latif

India and Pakistan have been placed in the same group in Asia Cup 2022 and the arch-rivals will play each other on 28th August, 2022 in Dubai.

No selector born in India who can drop Virat Kohli, says Rashid Latif

Former Pakistan captain and wicketkeeper Rashid Latif, however, believes there simply isn't a selector out there who can drop Kohli.

Change of guard in Indian cricket won't affect brand of Indian cricket, says former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif

Latif though felt the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) erred in removing Kohli as captain of the One-day team.

India and England look most balanced for T20 World Cup, says Rashid Latif

Latif said since T20 is an unpredictable format and one could not write off the Pakistan squad.

Pakistan made a mistake by removing Sarfaraz Ahmed as captain, Mickey Arthur after 2019 WC, says Rashid Latif

Sarfaraz and Arthur had combined well to take Pakistan to the Champions Trophy title in 2017.

Pakistan's upcoming tour of England difficult to predict due to unprecedented circumstances, says Rashid Latif

The first of the three England-Pakistan Tests begins on 30 July at Lord's while the three-match T20 International series begins at Headingley on 29 August.

Pakistan Cricket Board attempts to distance itself from Danish Kaneria's allegations of discrimination, calls on former players to respond

Akhtar sparked a furore when he said that Kaneria was humiliated by some players because he was a Hindu, was not given due credit and some even refused to eat food with him because of his faith