Georgetown (Guyana), April 26: In-form Pakistan batsman Inzamam-ul-Haq is have an operation on the heel of his right foot because of a bone growth

Port-Of-Spain (Trinidad), April 21: A rejuvenated Pakistan, boosted their 17-run victory on Wednesday, take on West Indies in the second of the three finals of the triangular series at the picturesque Queen's Park Oval here tomorrow (Saturday)

Bridgetown (Barbados), April 20: Pakistan struck a timely blow when they defeated the West Indies by 17 runs in the first final of the triangular one-day series here on Wednesday (partly reported in Thursday's edition)

Bridgetown (Barbados), April 18: West Indies, boosted by their domination in the preliminary round, will start favourites in the first of the best-of-three finals of the triangular one-day series tomorrow (Wednesday) against Pakistan at the

St George's (Grenada), April 17: Pakistan made a valiant attempt to reach a difficult target of 249 but failed by 17 runs to beat West Indies in the last preliminary round fixture of the triangular series at the Queen's Park Stadium here on Sunday

St George (Grenada), April 14: Pakistan face Zimbabwe and the West Indies in a double-header over the weekend at the Queen's Park Stadium

Kingstown (St Vincent), April 13: Pakistan batting failed to come to terms with the variable bounce of Arnos Vale pitch as it wilted and doomed the tourists to their first defeat against the West Indies in the triangular one-day series here on

Kingstown (St Vincent), April 11: The volcanic island of St

St John's (Antigua), April 10: Pakistan avenged their defeat of Saturday against the West Indies Select XI by gaining a marginal 14-run victory over the home team at the Antigua Recreation Ground here on Sunday

Zimbabwe in the one-day match, Pakistan are now well geared to play two practice matches on Saturday and Sunday against a West Indies Select squad

Antigua, April 6: Pakistan carried their Sharjah Cup form into Antigua Recreation Ground where they had a five-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the first-ever triangular one-day series being played in the Caribbean (partly reported in Thursday's edition)

St John's (Antigua), April 4: West Indies, the winners of the first two matches at the weekend of the first-ever triangular one-day series, now sit tightly at St Vincent to take on Pakistan - their biggest threat on April 12

At the end of the month Pakistan will be embarking on another tour of Australia, their ninth, since they first stepped in the Antipodes in 1964 under the master batsman Hanif Mohammad