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Umar Gul reveals reason behind Pakistan’s Test woes
Pakistan fast-bowler is looking to make a comeback in the national side
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Umar Gul backs Hasan Ali to rediscover form
Veteran pacer believes lean patch is part and parcel of the game.
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World XI tour first important step, says Gul
Pacer believes Independence Cup security blueprint will facilitate WI, SL tours
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Cricket is going to miss you, Gul tells Afridi
Right-arm pacer praises retired all-rounder for his help in lean patches
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Hafeez out of ODI series against West Indies
Opening batsman fails to recover from knee injury
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Gul, Irfan face axe from ODI squad
Possible comebacks for Rahat, Sohail, Latif for West Indies series
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Azhar set to continue as ODI captain against Windies
Selection committee has handed over preliminary list of 22 players to PCB for upcoming one-day series in UAE
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Gul ready to fulfil senior bowler's responsibilities
32-year-old believes big win against Ireland will help team in upcoming ODI series
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Inzamamul Haq explains Umar Gul’s return
Chief selector says Junaid Khan should learn the art of patience from right-arm pacer
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England tour: Gul, Yasir receive ODI call-ups
Pakistan will be playing two ODIs against Ireland followed by five against England as they look to improve ranking
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