Dr Shah lashes out at Brian Lara

By Shehzad Owaisi

Sindh Sports Minister doesn't like Brian Lara's statement

KARACHI, Pakistan (TheSportsNEXT) October 24, 2012: Sindh Sports Minister, Dr. Syed Mohammad Ali Shah said Tuesday that he never offered legendary West Indian cricketer Brian Lara 1.5 million US dollars to participate in the two festival Twenty20 matches.

Sanath Jayasuriya urges world to resume cricket in Pakistan

By Ubaid Awan

KARACHI, Pakistan (TheSportsNEXT) October 18, 2012: Former Sri Lanka skipper Sanath Jayasuriya urged the cricketing world on Thursday to resume international cricket activities in the terrorism-hit Pakistan.

Six foreign cricketers land in Karachi for festival matches

By Ubaid Awan

Cricketers were received by Sindh Sports Minister Dr. Mohammad Ali Shah

KARACHI, Pakistan (TheSportsNEXT) October 18, 2012: Six international players arrived at Karachi Airport on Thursday morning to participate in the two Twenty20 exhibition matches between International World XI and Pakistan Stars XI at National Stadium Karachi on Saturday and Sunday.

Andre Nel feels Pakistan is safe to play cricket

By Ubaid Awan

Andre Nel, three other South African cricketers land in Karachi

KARACHI, Pakistan (TheSportsNEXT) October 18, 2012: Four South African cricketers landed at the Karachi International Airport on early Thursday to take part in the two exhibition matches against Pakistan Stars XI.

Foreign cricketers start landing in Karachi tonight

By Ubaid Awan

Jinnah International Airport all set to receive foreign cricketers

KARACHI, Pakistan (TheSportsNEXT) October 18, 2012: Arrival of foreign cricketers in Pakistan for the upcoming two Twenty20 matches between International World XI and Pakistan Stars XI will commence tonight.

Dr Shah renames WorldXI for exhibition matches

By Ubaid Awan

ICC Objection results in renaming of World XI as International World XI

KARACHI, Pakistan (TheSportsNEXT) October 17, 2012: Sindh Sports Minister, Dr. Syed Mohammad Ali Shah, on Wednesday, changed the name of World XI to International World XI after the International Cricket Council objected on the name.