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Sohail Tanvir Named As Pakistan Junior’s Head; Younis Khan To Join After Shocking World Cup Exit
Mohammad Hafeez & Younis Khan Frontrunners To Become Pakistan's Chief Selector: Report
Babar-Imam Topples ‘Legendary’ Yousuf-Younis Duo; Rises to Top in ODIs
Babar Azam or Virat Kohli - Who Masters the Cover Drive? Rashid Khan Answers
Rashid Khan passed his verdict as on who plays the best cover drive in the world cricket currently
Rahul Dravid- The man who epitomised team spirit
The main question, if you care to think about it, isn’t whether Rahul Dravid is the last classical Test match batsman.
Babar Azam becomes first Pakistan captain to achieve this record
Overall, he has scored more than 3000 runs in 81 Test innings so far.
How does the toss effect the result of a match?
How true is the saying in cricket- 'Win the toss and bat first in big matches'?
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PCB Hall of Fame: Younis Khan and Abdul Hafeez Kardar inducted
Former skippers Younis Khan and Abdul Hafeez Kardar inducted into PCB's Hall of Fame.
Umar Gul will support Afghanistan against his home country
Gul is currently working as a bowling coach for Afghanistan national team after he impressed the board earlier as a consultant during training camp in April.
#OTD in 2017 | Misbah-ul-Haq and Younis Khan drew curtains to their illustrious career with a series win
A series win, an enticing contest and a Test match for the ages. Pakistan veterans Misbah-ul-Haq and Younis Khan could not have asked for a better send-off. It was May 14th, 2017, when the Pakistan legends jointly closed their respective chapters of international careers, which had enormous highs and lows. For context, the backstory shows that the Test series between the two nations (Pakistan and West Indies) was on the line. The series then was levelled 1-1, with the visitors dominating the better part of the decider. Setting a target of 304 runs at a spicy surface of the Windsor Park, Dominica, in the 3rd Test, Pakistan were left with the task to bundle out the hosts in about 97 overs, with the West Indies' score at the end of the penultimate day reading 7/1. Misbah and Younis had already done their jobs, with the former scoring a valiant 59-run knock in the first innings and the latter surviving a collapse in the following innings, working hard for his 35 runs. But as the last day of the series' 3rd Test beckoned, the duo were yet to reach another high of their already-successful careers. Marching towards the ultimate goal, the touring side had already laid one hand on the trophy, with ace spinner Yasir Shah aiming to bid Misbah and Younis a perfect farewell. That said, Pakistan cricket’s story cannot end without a plot twist, which came in the form of Roston Chase. Although the all-rounder spent hours pushing for a draw at the crease, his partners kept throwing their wickets away. Chase finally found support from Jason Holder, Devendra Bishoo, Alzarri Joseph and Shannon Gabriel. The batters led a block fest with the series at stake. But with seven balls to spare in the day, Gabriel fell short of patience and went for a wild slog off Shah, who broke the Caribbean defiance as Pakistan clinched a 2-1 away Test series win. At last, it was a happy goodbye for those dressed for success. Misbah made his Test debut in 2001 and ended his career with 5,222 runs in 75 matches. Younis was no different and accumulated as many as 10,099 runs in a 17-year-long career.
Pujara's concentration level and focus at the crease are one of the best: Rizwan
Rizwan compared Pujara's patience and determination to the likes of Younis Khn and Fawad Alam
Wish Afghanistan and UAE help each other rise together: Younis Khan
Former Pakistan batsman Younis Khan has thanked Emirates Cricket Board for its assistance to Afghanistan cricket. Younis, who is currently with the Afghanistan cricket team as a batting consultant in the ongoing 23-day camp in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has praised the gulf nation for its constant support of Afghanistan cricket and has hoped for the growth of both these countries as two great cricketing nations by mutual cooperation. "Thank you to Abu Dhabi Cricket and UAE cricket; they're helping Afghanistan cricket. They were helping the Pakistan cricket team for long periods, now Afghanistan. So, I hope the bonding is there, and it's my wish that UAE and the Afghanistan Cricket Board gel together, they help each other, and they rise together", Younis was quoted as saying by 'The National News'. Following a horrific terror attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in 2009, Pakistan was sidelined by all touring countries owing to security issues. In the tough days, UAE came forward to help the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) by providing its grounds to host Pakistan's home matches. As a result, Pakistan adopted UAE as its home for more than a decade, which developed a beautiful bond between the two corresponding cricket boards. Remembering those days, Younis said that UAE has always given the feel of home because of the similarity in the weather and pitch conditions. Apart from that, one can find many people from Pakistan and Afghanistan in UAE, a fact that never lets the players from these two countries feel alienated. Further, the legendary cricketer with 118 Test caps revealed that this gathering in the holy month of Ramzan had brought the entire unit together. Elaborating, Younis said that they pray and dine together, which has played a significant role in strengthening team bonding. "The holy month of Ramadan provides much bonding for the team because you have Iftari, and then you have Sehri," Younis said. "You pray together, so these kinds of things are good for the team and, especially if you're away from home, you need this kind of bonding", the 44-year-old concluded.
'Looking forward to learn the most from you' - Rashid speaks highly of the newly appointed batting consultant
As Younis Khan is announced as the batting consultant of the Afghanistan team for the upcoming Abu Dhabi training camp, leg-spinner Rashid Khan is keen to learn from Pakistan's great.
ACB appoints Younis Khan as Afghanistan's batting coach
Pakistan legend, Younis Khan, has been appointed by the Afghanistan Cricket board as their batting coach for the upcoming UAE Tour.