Seven Pakistanis, including six police and the driver of a bus carrying match officials, were killed in Tuesday's attack on the Sri Lankan team as it was being driven to the Gadaffi Stadium for the third day of a match against Pakistan.The BBC:
The second Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka has been called off following the attack on the bus carrying the tourists' team in Lahore.BBC: Pakistan faces loss of cricket tours
"Cricket in Pakistan is over for some years, I would believe," said former Pakistan captain, Sarfraz Nawaz.The Independent: Sri Lankan cricketers wounded in Pakistan attack
Former England cricketer Dominic Cork, who was also caught up in the attacks, called for international cricket to boycott Pakistan.BBC: Lahore bus driver's dramatic escapeCork, who was working as a commentator for Pakistan TV, told Sky News: "I don't think international cricket should return to this country.
"I won't be coming back here while I'm still living, there is no chance."
The Guardian: How the attack took place (interactive feature)
BBC: Hunt for Lahore cricket attackers
BBC: Pakistan cricket future in doubt
BBC: [Referee] Chris Broad's eyewitness account of Pakistan attacks
The Times: Heroics of blood-splattered Chris Broad who protected umpire during attack
The Times: Angry Chris Broad says cricketers and officials were left as 'sitting ducks' by Pakistan