With the upcoming Pakistan-India series, the bookies are back in the game.

“The team which handles the pressure best will carry the day,” says Imran Khan.

“We need planning in bowling against India’s powerful batting,” says Inzamam-ul-Haq, Captain, Pakistan Cricket Team.

“My main worry is our bowlers’ fitness,” says Saurav Ganguly, Captain, Indian Cricket Team.

Arch rivals Pakistan and India prepare to meet after a 15-year hiatus in a Test series which promises to be a whole lot more than just cricket.

The forthcoming cricket series between Pakistan and India is, true to form, already generating immense excitement

Shining brighter than the medals they won, was the example Pakistan’s special athletes set of grit and gumption.

On paper there cannot be a better one-day team. But the 2003 Cricket World Cup will not be played on paper.

Twenty-two-year old Aisam ul-Haq Qureshi is Pakistan’s hope in the tennis arena.