Yasir Hameed

The players had gone to Kampala, Uganda to play in a T20 league after taking due permission from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). But upon landing in Kampala, they found out that the league has been abandoned after a dispute over payment issues.

A Pakistani court has handed down two-year imprisonment to a painter for uploading objectionable pictures of a female school teacher on her Facebook account after hacking it.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) though has included a number of out-of-favour players like Nasir Jamshed, Yasir Hameed, Imran Farhat, Taufiq Umar, Faisal Iqbal and Mohammad Sami in an effort to build a better team for the 2015 World Cup.

Apart from the two Indians, Lawrence Rowe, Alvin Kallicharran and Yasir Hameed have scored two hundreds in the first two innings.

Discarded test batsman Yasir Hameed is eyeing a return to the Pakistan cricket team after having paid a fine and served a ban for a breach of code of conduct on the England tour last year.

The UK Press Complaint Commission (PCC) has handed Yasir Hameed a victory of sorts by ordering the News of the World to take off from its website a video and story about the Pakistan opener in which he was seen discussing the fall-out from the Lord's spot-fixing scandal as well as an approach by a bookie in 2004.

Pakistan cricket authorities on Friday banned and fined batsman Yasir Hameed for accusing his team-mates of match-fixing and spot-fixing after last year's controversial Lord's Test against England.

Desperate to redeem his career, Pakistan's discarded Test batsman Yasir Hameed has sought an unconditional and public apology from the 'News of the World' newspaper for dragging his name into the spot-fixing scandals.

Opener Yasir Hameed has claimed that he was tricked into giving the statements and later blackmailed to stand by them.

The News of The World has come out with a video of the Pakistan batsman Yasir Hameed on its website where he claims there were cheats in his team.

Yasir Hameed on Sunday claimed that the tabloid has offered him money and British passport for not denying the story.

The British tabloid News of The World, which came out with the sting operation on Pakistan cricketers last week, has come out with more explosive revelations. It's running a video of the Pakistan batsman Yasir Hameed, who played in the Lord's Test, on its website where he claims there were cheats in his team.In his interview, the opening batsman sa...

British tabloid, News Of The World, quotes Pakistani opener Yasir Hameed, on how a fourth player may be involved in 'spot-fixing'.

IPL has included discarded batsmen Asim Kamal and Yasir Hameed for the players auction to be held on February 6.

The players had gone to Kampala, Uganda to play in a T20 league after taking due permission from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). But upon landing in Kampala, they found out that the league has been abandoned after a dispute over payment issues.

A Pakistani court has handed down two-year imprisonment to a painter for uploading objectionable pictures of a female school teacher on her Facebook account after hacking it.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) though has included a number of out-of-favour players like Nasir Jamshed, Yasir Hameed, Imran Farhat, Taufiq Umar, Faisal Iqbal and Mohammad Sami in an effort to build a better team for the 2015 World Cup.

Apart from the two Indians, Lawrence Rowe, Alvin Kallicharran and Yasir Hameed have scored two hundreds in the first two innings.

Discarded test batsman Yasir Hameed is eyeing a return to the Pakistan cricket team after having paid a fine and served a ban for a breach of code of conduct on the England tour last year.

The UK Press Complaint Commission (PCC) has handed Yasir Hameed a victory of sorts by ordering the News of the World to take off from its website a video and story about the Pakistan opener in which he was seen discussing the fall-out from the Lord's spot-fixing scandal as well as an approach by a bookie in 2004.

Pakistan cricket authorities on Friday banned and fined batsman Yasir Hameed for accusing his team-mates of match-fixing and spot-fixing after last year's controversial Lord's Test against England.

Desperate to redeem his career, Pakistan's discarded Test batsman Yasir Hameed has sought an unconditional and public apology from the 'News of the World' newspaper for dragging his name into the spot-fixing scandals.

Opener Yasir Hameed has claimed that he was tricked into giving the statements and later blackmailed to stand by them.

The News of The World has come out with a video of the Pakistan batsman Yasir Hameed on its website where he claims there were cheats in his team.

Yasir Hameed on Sunday claimed that the tabloid has offered him money and British passport for not denying the story.

The British tabloid News of The World, which came out with the sting operation on Pakistan cricketers last week, has come out with more explosive revelations. It's running a video of the Pakistan batsman Yasir Hameed, who played in the Lord's Test, on its website where he claims there were cheats in his team.In his interview, the opening batsman sa...

British tabloid, News Of The World, quotes Pakistani opener Yasir Hameed, on how a fourth player may be involved in 'spot-fixing'.

IPL has included discarded batsmen Asim Kamal and Yasir Hameed for the players auction to be held on February 6.