Waqar Younis  

'It is very humbling for me to join a select group of some of the very best to have coached the Pakistan national sides in the past. It is an honour and more than that, a massive responsibility as we live and breathe cricket,' Misbah-ul-Haq said

A source in the PCB said that the five-member panel appointed by the board to interview prospective candidates for the team management positions had nearly concluded its work

Chasing 338, India faltered at Edgbaston. There were questions raised about India’s approach towards the final six overs of the innings when MS Dhoni and Kedar Jadhav were batting. They did not try for big hits when the need of the hour was that with required run rate above 14

'When Pakistan teams head into these games, they are always under pressure and feel like they’re the weaker team. That culture needs to change first, and then the fitness level needs to match the Indian players,' wrote Waqar Younis after the India-Pakistan game at the World Cup 2019

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'Shadab (Khan) is the key man in this side and I think they will look to bring him back in against India. They might go for five bowlers, use four pacers and Shadab and drop someone like Shoaib Malik,' wrote Waqar Younis ahead of India-Pakistan game at the ICC World Cup 2019

'Pakistan lost heavily in their first game in 1992 and bounced back to win that tournament after all. But we cannot really dwell on what happened 27 years ago. Winning the 2019 tournament is going to take some doing this time around'

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