Pakistan cricket team
Playing only white-ball cricket can extend my career, says Mohammad Amir
Lahore, July 21: Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir feels he made a big mistake by playing in all three formats following his comeback into the national team after serving his ban in the 2010 spot-fiixing scandal.
After serving his five-year ban, he retuned to international cricket in 2015 and made his Test return in 2016. The speedster stated it was a wrong decision on his part to do so and his body paid the price for it.
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Mohammad Amir likely to join Pakistan squad in England: Report
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Pakistan's Abid Ali cleared of concussion after blow on helmet
Derby (UK), July 20: Pakistan batsman Abid Ali has been cleared of concussion after he was struck on the helmet during the intra-squad match in their tour of England. Abid, who ...
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Players need time to adjust to conditions in England, says Pakistan skipper Azhar Ali
Worcester, July 8: Pakistan Test skipper Azhar Ali feels the players still need some time to acclimatise themselves to the conditions ahead of the series against England which includes three ...
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Pakistan to kickstart Test series against England at Old Trafford
Lahore, July 6: The Pakistan Cricket Board on Monday confirmed an updated schedule of its mens national cricket teams tour of England, which will comprise three Tests and as many T20Is. ...
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No logo on Pakistan players' training kits due to lack of sponsor: Reports
Karachi, July 6: The Pakistan cricket team, which is currently in England to play three Tests and as many T20Is in August and September, has no logo on its training kits. ...
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Second group of 6 Pakistan players to leave for England on Friday
Lahore, July 1: The second group of six Pakistan cricketers will depart for Manchester on Friday by the national carrier, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) informed on Wednesday. The players who ...
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6 Pakistan players test negative for COVID-19, eligible to join side in England
Lahore, June 30: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Tuesday informed that Fakhar Zaman, Mohammad Hasnain, Mohammad Hafeez, Mohammad Rizwan, Shadab Khan and Wahab Riaz have tested negative for COVID-1 ...
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Pakistan cricketers arrive in England for Test & T20I series
Worchestershire, June 29: Amid COVID-19 threats, the Pakistan cricket contingent, including 20 players and support staff, arrived in England on Sunday for their upcoming assignment in which they ar ...
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Keep us in your prayers, says Younis Khan ahead of England tour
Lahore, June 28: Pakistan batting coach Younis Khan shared an image of the luggage he is set to carry as the former captain joins the team on their two-month long ...
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COVID-19: 20 Pakistan players cleared to travel to England on Sunday
Lahore, June 27: Having done their complete coronavirus testing, the Pakistan Cricket Board announced the name of 20 players who have been cleared to fly to England on Sunday to play ...
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Hope Shadab, Rizwan join the team later in the tour: Azhar Ali
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Pakistan will tour England; to arrive on Sunday, confirms ECB
London, June 27: The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has confirmed that the Pakistan mens cricket team will arrive in the UK on Sunday to start preparation for this summers ...
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Babar Azam is Pakistan's future captain in all three formats: PCB CEO
Lahore, June 24: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) CEO Wasim Khan stated Babar Azam is the team's future captain across formats as he has already shown that despite being relatively younger than ...
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Pakistan team better off in England than at home, says Michael Holding
New Delhi, June 24: Former West Indies great Michael Holding believes the Pakistan cricket team would be better off coming to England than staying in their home country considering the surge ...
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