Rashid Latif

Ajay Jadeja entered a different zone late in the first half of the World Cup quarter-final, and successive Waqar overs went for 18 and 22 as India spurted to 287

Throughout its history, Pakistan has regularly supported up and coming nations, often playing key roles in their journey to becoming strong cricketing countries

The 2003 Multan Test ended in heartbreak for Bangladesh, but for Inzamam-ul-Haq it was a match that saved his career

Still needing nine points to be safe from relegation, Sussex cannot yet permit themselves the gentle deceleration towards October in all its amber abundance

And so cricket has done. Kaneria's is the loaded story of a double exile

The whole team makes it into the frame in this shot from the Old Trafford Test of 2001

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain, has refused to take up the role of chief selector offered by PCB chairman Najam Sethi

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain and wicketkeeper, has been named chief selector of the national team

The Sindh High Court has issued a notice to the PCB to change its constitution, after accepting former Pakistan wicketkeeper Rashid Latif's petition that sought a 'fair and transparent' functioning of the board

History suggests it is impossible to do both, mind sore hands and fields for a long period. Rashid Latif and Adam Gilchrist, two adept multi-taskers in their time, weigh in

Rashid Latif has finally stepped down as coach of Afghanistan after weeks of growing discontent within the squad about the coach

Uncertainty continues to surround Rashid Latif's position as Afghanistan coach, after an Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) official said his contract would not be renewed

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain, could be on his way out as Afghanistan coach as a result of differences that have arisen between him and certain board members and players

Afghanistan need to develop their infrastructure and play competitive matches with more regularity, coach Rashid Latif has said

Rashid Latif, the Afghanistan coach, hopes a tournament arranged in Pakistan's border city of Peshawar will unearth new talent for his side

Ricky Ponting has congratulated Shoaib Akhtar on what he called "an outstanding career" and said Akhtar was unquestionably the fastest bowler he had faced while playing for Australia

The death of 38-year-old first-class cricketer Aamer Bashir, has led to a call from former Pakistan players Ramiz Raja, Rashid Latif and Abdul Qadir for the establishment of a players association in the country

Afghanistan coach Rashid Latif has said that his side has the self-belief to win the ICC Intercontinental Cup

Rashid Latif's has returned to a coaching role with Afghanistan days after stepping down as the Pakistan national academy's wicketkeeping coach