Beyond the Boundary

Markhor casts a critical eye on the recently concluded 3-match Test series between Pakistan and Australia which ended in an ignominious 0-1 defeat for the hosts.

Many thanks to @Markhor for this very enjoyable and informative preview of the upcoming 3-match Test series between Pakistan and Australia.

In his preview of the upcoming 2-match Test series between Bangladesh and Pakistan, @Markhor writes about why the recent dismal performances by Bangladesh leaves little excuse for failure for Pakistan.

In a comprehensive analysis of Pakistan's performances in the ICC T20 World Cup, Extra_Cover reviews the efforts by Babar Azam's side and explains where and how they went wrong and how Mohammad Amir's return to the fold could bolster their chances of future victories.

In his article for PakPassion.net's Beyond the Boundary section, @UzmanBeast writes about Pakistan's amazing journey from underdogs to favourites in the ICC T20 World Cup but points out issues which if not fixed that could well see their journey end on 11th November.

Read more: Pakistan's journey from underdogs to favourites at the ICC T20 World Cup enters a decisive stage

In his detailed article, Uzmanbeast, discusses Pakistan's chances of success in their ICC World T20 Cup campaign which begins with the iconic clash against India on 24th October.

The ICC Men's T20 World Cup is by far the most difficult ICC tournament to predict, purely based on the nature of the format. Once a team makes it out of groups, they have to play superior Cricket for just 80 overs in order to be crowned champions. That is less than one ODI. That isn't to say that preparation, planning and execution still aren't of the utmost importance.

I want to observe some of the strengths, weaknesses and win conditions of each team participating in the tournament. (The teams that have already secured a place in the Super 12 round, including Bangladesh)

In his preview of the 2-match Test series between the West Indies and Pakistan, Mansoor Khan writes about strengths and weaknesses of both sides and how the nature of pitches and vagaries of nature could well decide the fate of this contest.

Saj Sadiq describes his recent uncomfortable experiences as an accredited journalist during the recently concluded England versus Pakistan series.

Pakistan Super Leagues ability to inspire and entertain in equal measure has been it's forte since it's inception in 2016 - The 2021 season, in that sense did no different writes Shehryar Nayyer