Younis Khan

Former Pakistan captain Younis Khan served a legal notice on British newspaper The Daily Telegraph for linking him with a spot-fixing scam involving seven national team players. The Pakistani cricketers are being investigated by British police over a newspaper sting in which a bookmaker was allegedly paid to get the team to bowl no-balls during the fourth Test against England at Lord’s which Pakistan lost Sunday. The Telegraph apparently linked Younis, who ended his captaincy last year after...Read Full Story

Pakistan Assembly has called PCB chairman Ijaz Butt to answer the questions regarding the controversies regarding England tour. He will also questioned for making statements against players and the taking his statement back. He made harsh remarks against England players and when he was pressurizes by England Board then he admitted that his statement was without any evidence and he took his words back. Assembly will ask him the reason for destroying Pakistan image in the world. Younis Khan’s...Read Full Story

Pakistan Assembly has called PCB chairman Ijaz Butt to answer the questions regarding the controversies regarding England tour. He will also questioned for making statements against players and the taking his statement back. He made harsh remarks against England players and when he was pressurizes by England Board then he admitted that his statement was without any evidence and he took his words back. Assembly will ask him the reason for destroying Pakistan image in the world. Younis Khan’s...Read Full Story

Latest Update News About Younis Khan gets green signal for return in the national squad after the announcement of team for ODIs, T20s and also for Tests against South Africa. Talking to media-men at Qazzafi stadium Lahore, Younis said that a meeting, required for his return, will soon be held. He said he has received a letter from PCB in which he is asked to meet. He said he thought that the letter would contain strict conditions for the return, “but the have just asked to meet”.Read Full Story

Browse > Home / Sports News / Younis Khan turns down Champions League for club cricket in Oz September 20, 2008 Pakistan batsman Younis Khan will skip the inaugural Twenty20 Champions League tournament to concentrate on playing first class cricket in Australia. The tournament, to be held Dec 3-10 with USD 6 million in prize money will feature two teams from each of Australia, India and South Africa and the champions from the English and Pakistan domestic competitions...Read Full Story