Danish Kaneria

They weren't expected to win yet could, conceivably, have won the series 3-0. Osman Samiuddin gives the Pakistan players marks out of ten

After defeating England at Lahore to wrap up a series victory, Woolmer admitted the 2-0 win over England could be a landmark one

Andrew Miller's England view from the fifth day at Lahore

Osman Samiuddin's Pakistan view from the final day at Lahore

Pakistan romped to an emphatic victory at Lahore with a stunning bowling display in the afternoon which blew England away and earned them a 2-0 series win

Danish Kaneria's part in this series, as it has been in the last few for Pakistan, was always going to prove pivotal at one stage

How Danish Kaneria demolished England

Osman Samiuddin's Pakistan view from the fifth and final day at Multan

Inzamam-ul-Haq, the Pakistan captain, called the 22-run win over England one of his country's best in recent times

Pakistan's bowlers turned in a thrilling performance to bowl England out for 175 on a see-saw final day at Multan, giving the home side a 22-run win and a crucial lead in the best-of-three series

It says as much about cricket as it does about its commentators that Pakistan now faces for the second time in a year the best team in the world

From five years ago, England will find a changed Kaneria. He has improved, sharply in the last year, and unsurprisingly, for a successful legspinner, he doesn't lack for confidence. In his breakthrough series last year against Australia - 15 wickets and R

Sarfraz Nawaz, Pakistan's former Test opening bowler, has tipped England for victory in the forthcoming three-Test series, which gets underway at Multan on November 12, and has accused Pakistan's selectors of relying too heavily on ageing players with fad

England captain Michael Vaughan says the prospect of facing two spinners during the Pakistan series doesn't faze his team

Inzamam-ul-Haq, the Pakistan captain, has made it clear that spin-friendly conditions would play a decisive role in combating England's aggressive batting

Younis Khan, the vice-captain of Pakistan and Shahid Afridi, the allrounder, have got elevated to top category

Danish Kaneria says the possible recall of veteran legspinner Mushtaq Ahmed hasn't put him under any extra pressure

England's Ashes hero, Andrew Flintoff, had further cause for celebration today as the ICC short-listed him for the Player of the Year award

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it