Pakistan's batting coach, Mohammad Yousuf, is set to travel to New Zealand for the upcoming white-ball tour. He had initially opted out due to his daughter's health on Tuesday, March 11 ...

Pakistan and New Zealand are playing a 8-match white-ball series The first T20I starts on March 16 Mohammad Yousuf had pulled out of the tour Hours after initially withdrawing from the tour of New ...

Pakistan's batting coach Mohammad Yousuf reversed his decision to withdraw from the New Zealand tour after confirming his daughter's improved health. Initially, he had pulled out due to her illness.

LAHORE: Hours after pulling out of Pakistan’s touring party to New Zealand, newly-appointed batting coach Moha­mmad Yousuf said he will be travelling with the squad. The Pakistan Cricket Board ...

Mohammad Yousuf will join Pakistan’s squad for the white-ball tour of New Zealand after initially opting out due to his daughter’s illness, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed on Tuesday.

Pakistan's batting coach Mohammad Yousuf has withdrawn from the New Zealand tour because of his daughter's illness. No replacement will be named. The squad departs for New Zealand on Wednesday.

Hours after withdrawing from the tour of New Zealand, Pakistan’s batting coach Mohammad Yousuf on Tuesday changed his mind and will now travel with the team for the white-ball matches.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed that batting consultant Mohammad Yousuf will now accompany the national team on their upcoming white-ball tour of New Zealand. This announcement ...

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Tuesday that batting consultant Mohammad Yousuf has withdrawn from the national team’s upcoming white-ball tour of New Zealand due to personal reasons.

Hours after withdrawing from the tour of New Zealand, Pakistan’s batting coach Mohammad Yousuf on Tuesday changed his mind and will now travel with the team for the white-ball matches. The Pakistan ...

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) revealed on Tuesday that Batting consultant Mohammad Yousuf has changed his mind about withdrawing from the national team’s forthcoming white-ball tour of New Zealand.