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Couch Talk 184 with Shoaib Naveed, Project Manager, Pakistan Super League (PSL)
In this episode, Shoaib Naveed talks about his journey from being a student-blogger to becoming the Project Manager of PSL, his position paper that envisioned the PSL, his entry in to Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the various hoops he and … Continue reading
Posted in Couch Talk
Tagged Couch Talk, IPL, MCL, Pakistan Cricket Board, Pakistan Super League, PCB, Podcast, PSL, Shoaib Naveed, UAE
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Couch Talk 119 with Dav Whatmore
In this episode, recent head coach of Pakistan Dav Whatmore talks about working in the subcontinent and dealing with various national boards, leading the Sri Lankan team to World Cup win in 1996, handling various captains such as Misbah (ul Haq) … Continue reading
Posted in Couch Talk, Featured
Tagged Arjuna Ranatunga, Bangladesh, Coaching, Couch Talk, Dav Whatmore, India, Misbah Ul Haq, NCA, Pakistan, PCB, Podcast, Sri Lanka
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Couch Talk Episode 40 with Mohammad Isam of The Daily Star
In this episode, Mohammad Isam, Senior sports reporter for the Daily Star in Dhaka, discusses Bangladesh’s results in the Asia cup and whether they have turned a corner as a team, the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) and the reports of … Continue reading
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Tagged Asia Cup, Bangladesh, BCB, BPL, Couch Talk, Mohammad Isam, PCB, Podcast, Shakib Al Hasan
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CouchTalk Episode 23 with Sana Kazmi and Masuud Qazi
In this episode, Passionate Pakistani fans Sana Kazmi and Masuud Qazi talk about their reactions to the spot fixing scandal. Masuud brings his perspective on the spotfixing trial from attending the court proceedings. They also talk about the way forward … Continue reading
Book Review: Controversially Yours
There is a running theme in the autobiography of the fastest bowler in the recorded history of cricket. He is a cocky, self-assured man who tried to prove the doubters wrong and made sure they knew about it. The book … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged Book Review, Controversially Yours, Inzamam Ul Haq, Pakistan, PCB, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, Shoaib Akhtar, Waqar Younis, Wasim Akram
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The ECB Situation
When it comes to administrative ineptitude, Cricket boards across the world will give the George W. Bush administration a run for their money. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) absolutely takes the cake with their inefficiency, lack of backbone to follow … Continue reading
Posted in Controversy
Tagged Allen Stanford, ECB, Geoff Miller, Giles Clarke, Kevin Pietersen, Mohammed Aamer, Mohammed Asif, PCB, Salman Butt, Spot Fixing
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Cancer of Doubt – The Spot Fixing Controversy
The latest alleged sudden fall from grace, if proven true, will send Pakistani Cricket back to the stone ages. Two of the best fast bowlers going around in the world, including a sparkling teenager with a million watt smile, with … Continue reading
Posted in Controversy
Tagged Controversy, ECB, England, Mazher Majeed, Mohammed Aamer, Mohammed Asif, No ball, Pakistan, PCB, Salman Butt, Spot Fixing, Test Match, Wahab Riaz
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PCB Classifieds
Now that Shahid Afridi has decided to retire from tests, after a grand total of one test match in his comeback trail, I am sure the PCB is on pins and needles as to who they are gonna replace him … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
Tagged Mohammed Asif, Mohammed Yousuf, Pakistan, PCB, Salman Butt, Shahid Afridi, Shoaib Akhtar, Shoaib Malik
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