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Will review my ODI retirement call if need arises, says Azhar Ali
Lahore, Aug 29: Former Pakistan captain Azhar Ali said on Thursday that he was ready to reverse his decision of retiring from one-day international cricket.
"I decided to retire because I didn't see any place for me in the one-day squad and I felt my place was not certain for the World Cup. So I decided to call it a day from the format," Azhar told reporters here.
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