Does PCB thinks this way

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I was surprised to read the article CA looks beyond the Baggy Green that such thing could happen to cricket. That’s the way professional think. Does PCB thinks the way? Certainly not Will PCB think this way? I don’t think …

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Records are for Pakistan: Yousuf

PROLIFIC scorer Mohammad Yousuf says the best thing about his world record for the most Test runs in a calendar year is his country will be mentioned whenever people talk about the new landmark.

“I am happy this world record has Pakistan’s name,” said Yousuf, who beat West Indian great Viv Richards’ 30-year-old mark with his 124 on the fourth day in the third Test against the West Indies today (AEDT).

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Darrell Hair sacked from international cricket

The International Cricket Council has confirmed Darrell Hair will not umpire in any further international matches. Hair’s position had been the subject of debate since he penalised Pakistan for ball-tampering in the controversial Oval Test against England in August.

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Pakistan won the match

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Pakistan team recently jolted by a series of incidents: the Oval fiasco, Captaincy issue and the most recent doping issues which left the team without their front line bowlers. But they showed incredible self-belief and no little skill to pull off a splendid victory over Sri Lanka in their first match of champions trophy. It was a joint team effort to win the match, in the end it wasn’t easy to win but Razzaq made it child’s play.

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Inzi’s acquittal restored pride

Inzamam and Pakistan have got what they were seeking: they would feel that justice was done, their honour has been restored, and the four-match ban was a small sacrifice for their valiant hero who had stood up to be counted. …

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