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Asia Cup 2022: Naseem Shah's Winning Six vs Afghanistan Reminds Babar Azam Of Javed Miandad. Ravi Shastri's Reply Is Gold
Afghanistan vs Pakistan, Asia Cup 2022: After the win, Pakistan captain Babar Azam said that Naseem Shah's match-winning six reminded of Javed Miandad hitting Chetan Sharma for a six off the final ball of the match to seal the contest for Pakistan in 1986 Austral-Asia Cup.
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Babar Azam, Imam-ul-Haq Continue Dream Form With 6th Straight ODI Fifties
Pakistan vs West Indies: Both Imam-ul-Haq and Babar Azam have been in rich vein of form off late and the duo continued their dominance in white-ball cricket as they brought their respective fifties.
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3rd ODI: Javed Miandad Applauds Virat Kohli, Calls Him A Genius
Virat Kohli's technique allows him to score every time, feels Javed Miandad.
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Sachin Tendulkar's legacy will be preserved forever: Hanif Mohammad
Former Pakistan cricketer Hanif Mohammad - a veteran of 55 Tests between 1952 and 1969 - remembers telling Sachin Tendulkar that he is a jewel. He writes that he is glad Tendulkar broke several records and retired when he was sure of his.
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Javed Miandad wants to contest for PCB chairman's post
Miandad, one of Pakistan's most well known cricketers, is presently employed in the board as director cricket with a handsome salary.
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There is no role for coaches in cricket: Miandad
Pakistan's former captain Javed Miandad does not believe there is any role for a coach in cricket but has insisted that a "planner" is needed to be associated with teams.
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Pakistan to use Akhtar book in court case
Pakistan cricket authorities said on Wednesday they would use confessions made by retired paceman Shoaib Akhtar in his autobiography in court to justify disciplining the former international.
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Hasan denies writing to Zardari on spot-fixing row
Pak High Commissioner Hasan has refuted reports that he wrote a letter to Zardari expressing unhappiness with the PCB's handling of the fixing row.
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Miandad meets Zardari, suggests measure for PCB reforms
PCB Director General Javed Miandad is pushing for reforms in the wake of spot-fixing scandal and has made some suggestions to President Asif Zardari.
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Miandad blames IPL for India's poor show in WT20
Former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad on Thursday blamed the exhaustion from IPL for the poor performance of MS Dhoni's men in the ongoing World Twenty20.
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Miandad appointed PCB Director General
The post of DG has been created for Javed Miandad who has close links with President Zardari and was initially asked to become coach of the national team.
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Lawson should be allowed to complete term: Miandad
Former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad has come to the defence of coach Geoff Lawson, saying he should be allowed to complete his contract.
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Miandad not a fan of T20
Former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad says he is not a great fan of Twenty20 matches as he does not consider it real cricket. He pointed out that in the Twenty20 World Cup over 200 sixes had been hit but questioned how many twos or threes had been run by the batsmen.
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Asia Cup 2022: Naseem Shah's Winning Six vs Afghanistan Reminds Babar Azam Of Javed Miandad. Ravi Shastri's Reply Is Gold
Afghanistan vs Pakistan, Asia Cup 2022: After the win, Pakistan captain Babar Azam said that Naseem Shah's match-winning six reminded of Javed Miandad hitting Chetan Sharma for a six off the final ball of the match to seal the contest for Pakistan in 1986 Austral-Asia Cup.
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Babar Azam, Imam-ul-Haq Continue Dream Form With 6th Straight ODI Fifties
Pakistan vs West Indies: Both Imam-ul-Haq and Babar Azam have been in rich vein of form off late and the duo continued their dominance in white-ball cricket as they brought their respective fifties.
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3rd ODI: Javed Miandad Applauds Virat Kohli, Calls Him A Genius
Virat Kohli's technique allows him to score every time, feels Javed Miandad.
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Sachin Tendulkar's legacy will be preserved forever: Hanif Mohammad
Former Pakistan cricketer Hanif Mohammad - a veteran of 55 Tests between 1952 and 1969 - remembers telling Sachin Tendulkar that he is a jewel. He writes that he is glad Tendulkar broke several records and retired when he was sure of his.
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Javed Miandad wants to contest for PCB chairman's post
Miandad, one of Pakistan's most well known cricketers, is presently employed in the board as director cricket with a handsome salary.
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There is no role for coaches in cricket: Miandad
Pakistan's former captain Javed Miandad does not believe there is any role for a coach in cricket but has insisted that a "planner" is needed to be associated with teams.
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Pakistan to use Akhtar book in court case
Pakistan cricket authorities said on Wednesday they would use confessions made by retired paceman Shoaib Akhtar in his autobiography in court to justify disciplining the former international.
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Hasan denies writing to Zardari on spot-fixing row
Pak High Commissioner Hasan has refuted reports that he wrote a letter to Zardari expressing unhappiness with the PCB's handling of the fixing row.
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Miandad meets Zardari, suggests measure for PCB reforms
PCB Director General Javed Miandad is pushing for reforms in the wake of spot-fixing scandal and has made some suggestions to President Asif Zardari.
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Miandad blames IPL for India's poor show in WT20
Former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad on Thursday blamed the exhaustion from IPL for the poor performance of MS Dhoni's men in the ongoing World Twenty20.
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Miandad appointed PCB Director General
The post of DG has been created for Javed Miandad who has close links with President Zardari and was initially asked to become coach of the national team.
-
Lawson should be allowed to complete term: Miandad
Former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad has come to the defence of coach Geoff Lawson, saying he should be allowed to complete his contract.
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Miandad not a fan of T20
Former Pakistan captain Javed Miandad says he is not a great fan of Twenty20 matches as he does not consider it real cricket. He pointed out that in the Twenty20 World Cup over 200 sixes had been hit but questioned how many twos or threes had been run by the batsmen.
