Rashid Latif

Afghanistan have suffered another blow as Rashid Latif, who took up the post of batting coach last month, has resigned less than a week after head coach Kabir Khan was dumped by the Afghan Board

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain and wicketkeeper, has arrived in Kabul to begin his stint as batting coach of Afghanistan

Former Pakistan players were hailing the birth of a new era after the side's first Test win over Australia in 15 years

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain, is set to become the batting coach of the Afghanistan national side

The manner and nature of Pakistan's squad selection for this summer's tour to England has come under fire from members of the selection committee itself, who claimed they weren't consulted over the composition

With a bowling line-up in which Imran Khan is an afterthought, Pakistan's all-time team looks well-nigh invincible

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain and wicketkeeper, has called on coach Waqar Younis and his deputy Ijaz Ahmed to exercise calm and remain positive under pressure in the World Twenty20 to motivate their players

The strict action taken by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) against the top players for their dismal performance during the tour of Australia, has drawn mixed reactions from former players

Former Pakistan wicketkeeper Rashid Latif and the Karachi city government have come together to launch, from next week, what might be the most lucrative club tournament to have been played in Pakistan

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan wicketkeeper and captain, had recommended in a report to the PCB to drop Kamran Akmal from international cricket, to give him time to correct a number of flaws

Rashid Latif, has admitted he claimed a catch against Bangladesh batsman Alok Kapali in Multan in 2003 even though he knew he hadn't taken it cleanly

Former Pakistan players have welcomed the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision not to take the legal route against the ICC

In his role at the National Academy the former Pakistan captain, Rashid Latif, has pledged to nurture the country's budding players without curbing their natural talent

Former players have asked senior management within the team to take responsibility for the defeats and resign

Rashid Latif's cricket academy, which has been close to a decade in the making, is an epitome of Karachi's unique cricket ethos

Two Ws, five in an innings, one spinner who was tough to read

The former Pakistan captain, Rashid Latif, has reversed his decision to resign as Pakistan's wicketkeeping coach at the National Academy

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain, has resigned as wicketkeeping coach stating that he could not continue in the post after the appointment of Saleem Malik as the national academy's head coach

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan keeper, has been appointed as wicketkeeping coach by the Pakistan board for three years