Rashid Latif

The credit for Pakistan's success in the World Twenty20 should go to the local short-format tournaments that most players have playing for years

When two wicketkeepers appear for a side in the same game

Pakistan's cricket fraternity expressed their shock over Pakistan's three-wicket loss to Ireland in their group stage match in Jamaica

Attendees were to formulate a strategy to enable Pakistan to win the World Cup

Leading figures in Pakistan have praised the ICC's decision to ban the umpire, Darrell Hair, from officiating any further in internationals

The ICC has found the judgement of the drug tribunal which banned Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif after they tested positive for banned substance anabolic nandrolone, "very satisfactory", according to Percy Sonn

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain, believes Inzamam-ul-Haq should withdraw from the Test side and concentrate on playing in one-day internationals

The appeals system, as recommended by the ICC's cricket committee, continues to elicit contrasting views

Rashid Latif has become a mediator in the long-running dispute between Inzamam-ul-Haq and Shoaib Akhtar

Osman Samiuddin on the fading fortunes of Pakistan's veteran wicketkeepers

Article: Rashid Latif letter post-Sharjah 2003

Saudi Arabia will host three unofficial one-day matches between Pakistan XI and an International XI on July 15, 21 and 22

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain, puts forward new ideas to improve the standards of umpiring

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain and wicketkeeper, is confident his team's fast bowlers will be able to perform well in India, aided by the SG balls that will be used in the forthcoming three-Test and five-ODI series

An exclusive article in the Indian Express claims that Rashid Latif has put plans for two exhibition matches in Saudi Arabia on hold

The lengthy six-month ban imposed on Rashid Latif by the PCB has been shortened to a one-month sentence

When Rashid Latif made his debut in the Oval Test of 1992 few, including himself, could envisage the course his career would take

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has banned Rashid Latif for six months after he conceded a four-day domestic match saying the pitch

Rashid Latif could face disciplinary action after leading his team off the field in protest of what he termed was "an unfit pitch"