Abdul Qadir

The PCB has appointed Wasim Bari as the interim chief selector following Abdul Qadir's resignation

Abdul Qadir finally let loose on the reasons behind his decision after stepping down as chief selector earlier in the week

Abdul Qadir has stepped down as Pakistan's chief selector barely six months after taking over the post

Shahid Afridi believes Pakistan's recent lack of international cricket will not hamper their chances at the World Twenty20, due to begin in June, in England

Pakistan's selectors have recalled middle-order batsman Asim Kamal for the first Test against Sri Lanka beginning on February 21 in Karachi

Abdul Qadir, Pakistan's chief selector, has said new captain Younis Khan will be given "enough room" in selection matters

Chief selector Abdul Qadir has suggested the leader of the Pakistan team should be selected on a series-by-series basis

Abdul Qadir, the Pakistan chief selector and former legspinner, has said the national team will turn in a strong performance in the Sri Lanka series despite not playing any Tests in the last year

Abdul Qadir, the Pakistan chief selector, has said penalties could be imposed on international players who skip domestic tournaments without genuine reasons

Abdul Qadir, the former legspinner, has been appointed Pakistan's new chief selector in place of Saleem Jaffar, who was the interim head of committee

Abdul Qadir believes Pakistan should play at neutral venues, but former captains Ramiz Raja and Intikhab Alam think otherwise

That action, that guile: just 14, Usman Qadir is a chip off the old block and looks set to go far

Former Zimbabwe batsman Mark Vermeulen's appearance in court in Harare charged with arson is not the first time that cricketers have found themselves in trouble with the law

In the light of Mark Vermeulen's tantrum playing the the Lancashire League, Martin Williamson looks at 11 other instances where players or officials have spat the dummy

From five years ago, England will find a changed Kaneria. He has improved, sharply in the last year, and unsurprisingly, for a successful legspinner, he doesn't lack for confidence. In his breakthrough series last year against Australia - 15 wickets and R

If Shane Warne is widely acknowledged to have made legspin fashionable again in the 1990s, Abdul Qadir took the first step of making it acceptable in the '80s

A sometime bearded assassin, Abdul Qadir reignited a lost art in spin's dark ages

1873 With 189 Test wickets at an average of just 16.43, there's no doubt that Sydney Barnes, who was born today, was one of England's greatest bowlers, and arguably the greatest bowler ever produced anywhere

What is it with Indian batsmen and legspinners