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| Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Daredevils Live
It will be a clash of epic proportions when the two major bustling
hotbeds of Indian metropolis Mumbai and Delhi go ahead in Mumbai this coming
Sunday 4th of May 2008 in the Indian Premier League. Both these sides
are on opposite sides of the table and tensions will be running high when
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Pakistan v Zimbabwe 1st one dayer Live Online
Pakistan face up against a depleted Zimbabwe in the first of the rearranged
five matches Pakistan Zimbabwe one day series to be held at Karachi
this coming Monday. This match was initially scheduled to be played in Hyderabad
but the PCB later moved to Karachi keeping the recent political
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| Upcoming Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Series Live Online
The Zimbabwe cricket team will be finally making their tour to Pakistan
despite all the security concerns owing to the turmoil state of Pakistani politics
at the moment Pakistan has plunged into another political turmoil after the
assassination of Benazir Bhutto and most International si
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Pakistan Cricket Board not to encourage county cricket for players
The Pakistan cricket Board has made it clear it would not give a free hand to
players to sign county contracts in the near future.
A senior board official said that recently the board had not permitted pacer Rao
Iftikhar to accept a contract offered by Gloucestershire for 2008.
"We kno
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| Danish and Mohd Sami back while Shahid Afridi left out of Pakistan Test team
After failing to make much impact in the ODI series, flamboyant all-rounder
Shahid Afridi was today left out of the 14-member Pakistan cricket squad
for the three-match Test series against India starting November 22.
Apart from Afridi, three others -- Fawad Alam, Rao Iftikhar and Imran Nazir
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Shoaib akhtar banned for 13 ODI matches and is being fined by PCB
Pakistan's temperamental fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar was today banned for
13 ODIs and fined Rs 34 lakh by the Pakistan Cricket Board disciplinary committee
for hitting fellow paceman Mohammad Asif with bat.
The PCB disciplinary committee announced that Shoaib had breached the code of
c
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| Pakistan thrash Scotland by 51 runs In twenty20 world cup
Shahid Afridi and Umar Gul wreaked havoc with the ball as Pakistan
kicked off their Twenty20 World Cup campaign with a thumping 51-run win against
lowly Scotland in a Group D match at Kingsmead here today.
Setting the minnows a stiff winning target of 172 runs, Pakistan never had any
real
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Shoaib Akhtar Mohammad Asif brawl and shahid Afridi role under PCB scanner
Shahid Afridi's role will be under scanner in the probe into the Shoaib Akhtar-
Mohammad Asif brawl in Johannesburg with a few Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials
suspecting the flamboyant all-rounder of provoking the spat.
PCB chief executive Shafqat Nagmi was scheduled to depart for
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| Asif Iqbal demands life time ban for Shoaib Akhtar the pakistani bowler
Lambasting the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for creating a spoilt brat like Shoaib Akhtar,
former captain Asif Iqbal demanded a life ban for the erratic
speedster following the Johannesburg brawl that tarnished the country's image.
A furious Asif said Shoaib has done enough damage and should
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Shoaib akhtar could face further disciplinary actionsays Naseem Ashraf
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Naseem Ashraf today said fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar
could face further disciplinary action once he returned home from South
Africa following a brawl with teammate Mohammad Asif.
"The decision to recall him has been taken after an immediate action by the
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| Shoaib akhtar recalled from World Twenty20 Championship 2007
Pakistan cricket today plunged into a fresh controversy with fast bowler Shoaib
Akhtar being recalled home from the World Twenty20 Championships in South
Africa for hitting fellow paceman Mohammad Asif with a bat.
The Pakistan Cricket Board took a serious note of the incident which occurred
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Geoff Lawson Feels No team is favourite at Twenty20 World 07
Pakistan cricket coach Geoff Lawson believes that the battle in the inaugural
Twenty20 World Cup was open and no team was favourite to win the trophy in
South Africa next month.
Lawson also said any team, which wished to win the tournament would have to excel
in all departments of the game
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| Naseem Ashraf happy with players for snubbing Indian cricket league
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Naseem Ashraf has lauded the country's
players for showing patriotism by turning down lucrative offers to join a break-away
Indian league.
"I am pleased to know players' sentiments and they proved they only want
to play for Pakistan. The league is only s
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Shoaib Akhtar and Shahid Afridi reject Indian Cricket League offer
Pakistan's enigmatic fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar and flamboyant all-rounder
Shahid Afridi have turned down million-dollar offers to play in the rebel
Indian Cricket League (ICL).
Shoaib said hours after clearing a dope test that he was made a good offer from
the ICL organizers but he conside
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| PCB says Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif clear dope tests
Fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif, who returned positive
for banned substance nandrolone last year, have cleared the dope tests held last
week, the Pakistan Cricket Board said today.
The tests were conducted on 26 players during the training camp and practice matches
held here i
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Pakistan Cricket Board conducts dope tests for the Twenty20 World Cup 07
The Pakistan Cricket Board has started conducting dope tests on the probables
for the Twenty20 World Cup including fast bowlers, Shoaib Akhtar
and Mohammad Asif who last year had tested positive for a banned substance.
"The tests are nearly completed and we have a doctor and a local repre
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| All rounder Shahid Afridi back ICC to implement free hit rule
Flamboyant Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi today said he favoured the
International Cricket Council's new rule of awarding a free hit to batsman after
a no ball delivery in one-dayers, saying it would make the game more entertaining
and exciting.
Afridi said he understood the apprehens
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CAS rejects WADA appeal against Pakistan Cricket Board
Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif can heave a sigh of relief as the Court
of Arbitration for Sport today dismissed an appeal by the World Anti-doping Agency
against the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision to overturn a doping ban on them.
The CAS said in its verdict that it rejected the WADA app
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| PCB cricket players differ on new contracts
Less than a month before the new central contracts are put into place, differences
between the Pakistan Cricket Board and players over the terms and conditions
have come to the fore.
After a meeting held in Lahore yesterday to discuss the new format for
the contracts, PCB and captain Shoai
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Inzamam advices Pakistan players to avoid brushes with officials
Concerned about Pakistani players getting frequent reprimands for their on-field
conduct, former captain Inzamam ul Haq has advised his teammates to avoid
getting into skirmishes with match officials and rival cricketers.
Referring to the reprimand issued to pacer Mohammad Asif during the re
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| Pakistan Cricket team leaves for Abu Dhabi ODI Series
The new look Pakistan cricket squad prepared to fly out to Abu Dhabi
today to play a one-day series against Sri Lanka with new captain, Shoaib Malik exhorting his team to get back to winning ways.
Malik also made it clear he was not under any pressure leading the side for the
first time in a
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ICC summons Umar Gul, Rana for random dope test
Pakistan pacer Rana Naved ul Hasan and Umar Gul were summoned by
the International Cricket Council (ICC) for random dope test after their
opening World Cup match against the West Indies.ICC had summoned Umer Gul and
Rana Naved-ul-Hasan for a random dope test after the World Cup opening
match
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| Pakistan Cricket Board denies Shoaib, Asif underwent dope tests
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Nasim Ashraf today strongly dismissed
suggestions that pacers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif were pulled
out of the World Cup after they failed a secret dope test in London.
The announcement came just hours after the International
Cricket Counci
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ICC to target test players for drugs at Cricket World Cup 2007
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has said that players at the upcoming
World Cup will be target tested for drugs.
In addition to the already announced four random tests at each
match, the International Cricket Council says that 17 of the scheduled
51 games in the Caribbean will b
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| Shoaib Akhtar, Asif ruled out of Cricket World Cup 2007
Pakistan pacers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif were today ruled out of the
World Cup in Caribbean due to injuries.
The team's media manager, Pervez Mir told reporters
that both the fast bowlers had not been able to recover from injuries despite
getting treatment in London.
"They
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Abdul Razzaq unlikely for Cricket World Cup 2007
Pakistan's World Cup prospects suffered a jolt with all-rounder Abdul
Razzaq likely to be ruled out for the mega cricket event due to injury in
his left knee.
Razzaq was hurt on his left knee and possibly fractured it
during the nets in Lahore today, a Pakistan Cricket Board offici
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| Woolmer not to take risk with injured players
Coach Bob Woolmer today made itclear that injured fast bowlers like Shoaib
Akhtar and Mohammad Asif would have to prove their fitness to retaintheir
places in Pakistan`s World Cup cricket squad.
Woolmer not to take risk with injured players Karachi, Feb
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Pak players have to prove fitness for WC
Coach Bob Woolmer today made it clear that injured fast bowlers like Shoaib
Akhtar and Mohammad Asif would have to prove their fitness to retain
their places in Pakistan's World Cup cricket squad.
Woolmer said the team has been badly hit by injury worries ahead of next month's
mega event
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| Inzamam does not believe in media report
Pakistan captain Inzamam ul Haq today refused to believe that fast bowler
Shoaib Akhtar could accuse him and coach Bob Woolmer of abusing
and insulting him during the recent tour of South Africa.
"I don't believe Shoaib can say such a thing. It
is utterly nonsense. I don't believe it
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Pakistan dope-tests World Cup players
Pakistan dope-tested most of its World Cup cricket squad with the futures
of key fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif hanging in the
balance.
Thirteen of the 15-man squad plus five reserves were tested
after flying back from South Africa, officials said on Friday.
Akhtar and Asi
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