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Pakistan Lose A Controversial Yet Strong Administrator As Ijaz Butt Dies At 85
Pakistan cricket lost one of its most controversial, colourful and strong administrators when the indomitable Ijaz Butt passed away in his hometown, Lahore, due to health issues.
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Insulted by Ahmed Shehzad, Waqar Younis Had Resigned Before 2015 World Cup: Ijaz Butt
Ahmed Shehzad had misbehaved and insulted coach Waqar Younis during a series. Waqar retaliated physically.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Hits Out at BCCI, Says India Not Keen to Revive Ties
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt said that the Indian board's decision to not play Pakistan was due to the seething relations and bad blood between the two countries since independence.
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Waqar Younis Offered Two-Year Contract to Coach Pakistan
Waqar Younis had coached Pakistan in 2010 and 2011 before resigning for 'personal' reasons during Ijaz Butt's tenure at the helm of the cricket Board.
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'Sons-of-pigs' remark by ex-chairman leaves Pakistan Cricket Board red-faced
Former Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt's comment came after he was asked by the media to react on ICC revamp plans that will see India, England and Australia governing world cricket come July 2014.
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Waqar Younis likely to return as Pakistan coach for Asia Cup, World T20
Former skipper Waqar Younis was Pakistan head coach in 2010 and 2011 during the tenure of Ijaz Butt as PCB chairman.
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1st Test: Younis Khan, Misbah-ul Haq tons spur Pakistan to 327/4 on Day 2
Younis Khan hit 19 fours and a six in scoring an unblemished 136 off 198 balls before he was bowled off an inside edge off Shaminda Eranga (2-63). Misbah ground out an unbeaten 105 off 250 balls with 13 fours and will resume the third day with Asad Shafiq unbeaten on 12.
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Taunting spectators ejected from Pakistan-South Africa Test match
The two, later identified as Pakistani expats Siddiq Ameen and Mushtaq Ameen, were escorted out of the ground by security men before the lunch break on the third day after Misbah complained of their behaviour.
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PCB unhappy about contentious comments by Pak team members
The board hierarchy is not happy that in recent days some contentious statements have come from the national team even though players and officials are strictly bound by clauses in their central contracts to avoid speaking on contentious issues
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Younis Khan surprised at being dropped from Pakistan ODI squad
The 35-year-old Khan said he's fitter than he was at 24 and was not happy about being left off the team for the 50-over format of the game.
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Pakistan Lose A Controversial Yet Strong Administrator As Ijaz Butt Dies At 85
Pakistan cricket lost one of its most controversial, colourful and strong administrators when the indomitable Ijaz Butt passed away in his hometown, Lahore, due to health issues.
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Insulted by Ahmed Shehzad, Waqar Younis Had Resigned Before 2015 World Cup: Ijaz Butt
Ahmed Shehzad had misbehaved and insulted coach Waqar Younis during a series. Waqar retaliated physically.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Hits Out at BCCI, Says India Not Keen to Revive Ties
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt said that the Indian board's decision to not play Pakistan was due to the seething relations and bad blood between the two countries since independence.
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Waqar Younis Offered Two-Year Contract to Coach Pakistan
Waqar Younis had coached Pakistan in 2010 and 2011 before resigning for 'personal' reasons during Ijaz Butt's tenure at the helm of the cricket Board.
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'Sons-of-pigs' remark by ex-chairman leaves Pakistan Cricket Board red-faced
Former Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt's comment came after he was asked by the media to react on ICC revamp plans that will see India, England and Australia governing world cricket come July 2014.
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Waqar Younis likely to return as Pakistan coach for Asia Cup, World T20
Former skipper Waqar Younis was Pakistan head coach in 2010 and 2011 during the tenure of Ijaz Butt as PCB chairman.
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1st Test: Younis Khan, Misbah-ul Haq tons spur Pakistan to 327/4 on Day 2
Younis Khan hit 19 fours and a six in scoring an unblemished 136 off 198 balls before he was bowled off an inside edge off Shaminda Eranga (2-63). Misbah ground out an unbeaten 105 off 250 balls with 13 fours and will resume the third day with Asad Shafiq unbeaten on 12.
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Taunting spectators ejected from Pakistan-South Africa Test match
The two, later identified as Pakistani expats Siddiq Ameen and Mushtaq Ameen, were escorted out of the ground by security men before the lunch break on the third day after Misbah complained of their behaviour.
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PCB unhappy about contentious comments by Pak team members
The board hierarchy is not happy that in recent days some contentious statements have come from the national team even though players and officials are strictly bound by clauses in their central contracts to avoid speaking on contentious issues
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Younis Khan surprised at being dropped from Pakistan ODI squad
The 35-year-old Khan said he's fitter than he was at 24 and was not happy about being left off the team for the 50-over format of the game.
