Younis Khan

Younis Khan became the first Pakistan batsman to score 10,000 Test runs when he reached 23 after tea on the third day of the Kingston Test

Younis Khan became the first Pakistan batsman to make 10,000 Test runs, adding 131 with Babar Azam, before late strikes by Shannon Gabriel evened up the opening Test

While clarifying a previous statement which left open the possibility that he could extend his career if the team needs him, Younis said he would retire even if he "scores a hundred in every innings of every match against West Indies"

The Pakistan batsman told a news website that he could be open to the idea of extending his Test career if the team management requests him to do so

We celebrate Misbah and Younis' immeasurable careers by picking 15 of their most memorable moments

Misbah's and Younis' biggest contribution was the example they set, showing young players what it meant to be professional sportsmen in Pakistan

Younis Khan has joined Misbah-ul-Haq in retiring from Test cricket at the end of the tour of the West Indies in April and May

Virat Kohli, the India captain, has been honoured as the Leading Cricketer in the World in the 2017 edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack, which is published this week

Fierce, measured and everything in between: all in our shortlist of the best Test batting performances of 2016

Younis Khan has said that he will be in touch with the PCB and the team management and then take a call on how long he will play

Mohammad Amir has picked up a side strain that will limit his role in the ongoing third and final Test in Sydney to batting

The statistical achievements aside, Younis Khan's hundred in Sydney was unlike his previous ones, coming in circumstances without occasion or context, personal or otherwise

Australia made deep inroads into Pakistan's batting line-up and ended a rain-hit day at the SCG ahead by 267 runs

Five players who remained key members of their teams after losing the captaincy

Misbah-ul-Haq and Younis Khan have earned the right to decide when to leave the game, according to Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur

Pakistan might have been very slow and slightly flawed on day four at the Gabba. But they triumphed over common cricket logic, as they have done so often for so long

Special as the likes of Hanif, Inzamam, Miandad and Yousuf were, this cussed oldster just might have pipped them all. He certainly has the numbers

Farcical bowling, the helmet fielder, chess interruptions, batting for pints - ten instances of when matches weren't cricket

Several Pakistan players have risen in the ICC's Test rankings after they beat West Indies in Abu Dhabi to claim the three-Test series 2-0