Cricket Mohammad Yousuf
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Yousuf hits out at PCB for stopping domestic comeback
Pakistan's former Test captain Muhammad Yousuf has hit out at the Cricket Board for not letting him play in the ongoing President's Trophy first-class tournament despite domestic performance being a pre-requisite for national selection.
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Ready, able, willing to play for Pak anytime: Yousuf
Unfazed by the selectors snub for the tour of Sri Lanka, Pakistan's former captain Mohammad Yousuf said he is physically and mentally prepared for a comeback to international cricket even at the shortest notice.
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Yousuf in trouble with Bangladesh intelligence
Pakistan's former captain Mohammad Yousuf is in trouble as he is being investigated by the Bangladesh intelligence agencies for allegedly submitting a fake clearance letter to play in the Dhaka league.
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PCB seeks explanation from Whatmore on Yousuf's fitness test
Days after Mohammad Yousuf passed the fitness test at the NCA raising speculations that he might make his way back into the team, the PCB has sought an explanation from coach Dav Whatmore as to what prompted him to allow the senior cricketer to appear for the test.
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Yousuf has passed his fitness test: sources
Former Pakistan captain and senior batsman Mohammad Yousuf cleared the first hurdle in his bid to revive his international cricket career as he passed a fitness test held at the National Cricket Academy.
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Yousuf wants to know the reason behind his ouster
Former Pakistan captain, Mohammad Yousuf, is keen to get a hearing from the new chairman of the Cricket Board, as he believes the national selection committee has treated him unjustly.
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Malik, Yousuf's Bangladesh venture irks Pakistani selectors
Shoaib Malik and Mohammad Yousuf's decision to play in the Bangladesh Cricket League has irked the Pakistani selectors, who feel instead of venturing abroad the former captains' focus should have been on the ongoing domestic season to earn their place back in the national team.
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'Disappointed' Yousuf vows to make strong comeback
Former captain Mohammad Yousuf was left disappointed but vowed to come back stronger after being ignored for Pakistan's 15-member World Cup squad.
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Pakistan exclude Yousuf from World Cup squad
Pakistan have retained the ODI squad picked for the tour of New Zealand for the World Cup next month, with the exception of fast bowler Tanvir Ahmed.
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Yousuf not happy with selectors
Pakistan's former captain Mohammed Yousuf has expressed disappointment at the treatment being meted out to him by the national selectors.
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Yousuf leaves domestic side after fallout with Rana Naved
Pakistan's former captain Mohammad Yousuf, has left his old departmental side, Wapda, and joined Lahore after a fallout with teammate Rana Naved.
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Former Pak cricketers welcome Younis' return
Pakistan's former captain Zaheer Abbas has no doubt that the recalled batsman Younis Khan will score lot of runs for the national team and soon become a sign of
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Mohd Yousuf suffers hamstring injury before South Africa series
Pakistan former captain and senior batsman Muhammad Yousuf has suffered a hamstring strain just five days before the national team leaves for Abu Dhabi to play
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Four Pak cricketers to undergo dope tests in England
Four Pakistani cricketers will undergo dope tests before the third One-Day International against England on Friday, a Pakistan team official said.
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Malik dropped, Yousuf retained in Pak one-day squad
Shoaib Malik was dropped but Mohd Yousuf was retained by Pakistan's national selectors in a 16-member squad for the one-day series against England.
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Yousuf hits out at PCB for stopping domestic comeback
Pakistan's former Test captain Muhammad Yousuf has hit out at the Cricket Board for not letting him play in the ongoing President's Trophy first-class tournament despite domestic performance being a pre-requisite for national selection.
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Ready, able, willing to play for Pak anytime: Yousuf
Unfazed by the selectors snub for the tour of Sri Lanka, Pakistan's former captain Mohammad Yousuf said he is physically and mentally prepared for a comeback to international cricket even at the shortest notice.
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Yousuf in trouble with Bangladesh intelligence
Pakistan's former captain Mohammad Yousuf is in trouble as he is being investigated by the Bangladesh intelligence agencies for allegedly submitting a fake clearance letter to play in the Dhaka league.
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PCB seeks explanation from Whatmore on Yousuf's fitness test
Days after Mohammad Yousuf passed the fitness test at the NCA raising speculations that he might make his way back into the team, the PCB has sought an explanation from coach Dav Whatmore as to what prompted him to allow the senior cricketer to appear for the test.
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Yousuf has passed his fitness test: sources
Former Pakistan captain and senior batsman Mohammad Yousuf cleared the first hurdle in his bid to revive his international cricket career as he passed a fitness test held at the National Cricket Academy.
-
Yousuf wants to know the reason behind his ouster
Former Pakistan captain, Mohammad Yousuf, is keen to get a hearing from the new chairman of the Cricket Board, as he believes the national selection committee has treated him unjustly.
-
Malik, Yousuf's Bangladesh venture irks Pakistani selectors
Shoaib Malik and Mohammad Yousuf's decision to play in the Bangladesh Cricket League has irked the Pakistani selectors, who feel instead of venturing abroad the former captains' focus should have been on the ongoing domestic season to earn their place back in the national team.
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'Disappointed' Yousuf vows to make strong comeback
Former captain Mohammad Yousuf was left disappointed but vowed to come back stronger after being ignored for Pakistan's 15-member World Cup squad.
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Pakistan exclude Yousuf from World Cup squad
Pakistan have retained the ODI squad picked for the tour of New Zealand for the World Cup next month, with the exception of fast bowler Tanvir Ahmed.
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Yousuf not happy with selectors
Pakistan's former captain Mohammed Yousuf has expressed disappointment at the treatment being meted out to him by the national selectors.
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Yousuf leaves domestic side after fallout with Rana Naved
Pakistan's former captain Mohammad Yousuf, has left his old departmental side, Wapda, and joined Lahore after a fallout with teammate Rana Naved.
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Former Pak cricketers welcome Younis' return
Pakistan's former captain Zaheer Abbas has no doubt that the recalled batsman Younis Khan will score lot of runs for the national team and soon become a sign of
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Mohd Yousuf suffers hamstring injury before South Africa series
Pakistan former captain and senior batsman Muhammad Yousuf has suffered a hamstring strain just five days before the national team leaves for Abu Dhabi to play
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Four Pak cricketers to undergo dope tests in England
Four Pakistani cricketers will undergo dope tests before the third One-Day International against England on Friday, a Pakistan team official said.
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Malik dropped, Yousuf retained in Pak one-day squad
Shoaib Malik was dropped but Mohd Yousuf was retained by Pakistan's national selectors in a 16-member squad for the one-day series against England.
