Latest News on Waqar Younis
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Jul 30, 2018
South African paceman Dale Steyn calls Australian ball-tampering scandal a 'cry for help' from bowlers
South African bowling legend Dale Steyn stated that the rules of the game were increasingly creating limits for bowlers, especially when it came to reverse swing. -
Jul 26, 2018
I don't see myself playing white ball cricket for South Africa after 2019 World Cup, says Dale Steyn
Dale Steyn said, "I will be trying to get to that World Cup (in England). But after the World Cup I don't see myself playing white ball cricket for South Africa. By the time the next World Cup comes, I will be 40." -
Jul 24, 2018
Pakistan Election: From Wasim Akram's support for Imran Khan to Shoaib Akthar's tweet, cricketers react to tomorrow's polls
Imran Khan, the captain of the 1992 Cricket World Cup-winning Pakistan side has found support from his former teammates who have thrown their weight behind the PTI leader. -
Jun 23, 2018
Two new balls not the only problem, ODIs need serious relook to ensure parity between bat and ball
The format that started as 60-overs-a-side game can perhaps be reduced to 40-overs-a-side, especially since a white cricket ball becomes discoloured before 50 overs are bowled. -
Jun 22, 2018
Sachin Tendulkar criticises use of two new balls in ODIs, calls it a 'perfect recipe for disaster'
Concerned by a spate of run fests recently, Indian cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar has criticised the use of two new balls in ODIs, saying it is "a perfect recipe for disaster". -
Jun 19, 2018
West Indies vs Sri Lanka: Dinesh Chandimal's ball-tampering episode will open up questions on ICC's rules
Thus although the ball-tampering charge on Chandimal looks like an open and shut case, there are many wheels that will be set in motion. Plainly put, Can the ICC afford to be strict? -
Mar 31, 2018
Steve Smith's ball tampering episode shows that the gentleman's game needs an urgent image correction
The recent ball tampering incident involving Steve Smith shows that administrators will have to define what cricket is and what it isn’t. The sport's reputation is at stake right now | #FirstCulture -
Mar 31, 2018
Australia ball-tampering scandal: Pakistan pace legends defend reverse swing, call it 'art' and not cheating
Pakistan's masters of reverse-swinging a cricket ball have unanimously defended it as an "art" which can be achieved without the tampering that ended in shameful bans for three Australian players. -
Mar 26, 2018
Australia ball-tampering scandal reiterates ugly truth of sport: Every team doctors the ball
Ball tampering is not only against the laws of the game but also goes against the very spirit of the game. Yet international cricketers have been found using everything, from bottle caps, emery paper, screwdrivers, pocket knives, shoe spikes, trousers zips, mint, vaseline, sun screen creams, etc to alter the state of the ball. -
Mar 26, 2018
PSL 2018: Islamabad United's resolve despite absence of stars, smart selections led to second title
The impact of good selections was as important as was Islamabad United's to win this tournament, but no one should under-estimate the guidance that the experienced Waqar Younis would have provided to his young wards.
