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Shoaib Akhtar Wins Legal Battle Against Pakistan Cricket Board
In October 2007 when Nasim Ashraf was Chairman of the PCB, a disciplinary committee had banned Akhtar for 13 matches and fined him 3.4 million rupees for hitting a teammate, Mohammad Asif with a bat before the World T20 Cup in South Africa.
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Razzaq accuses Ashraf of trying to destroy his career
Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq has taken a swipe at Nasim Ashraf saying the former cricket board chairman tried to destroy his international career.
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Terrorists may attack cricketers in India too: Nasim Ashraf
The attack on the Sri Lankan players is part of a bigger conspiracy to isolate Pakistan in international cricket, feels former PCB chief Nasim Ashraf.
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Ashraf tried to ruin my career: Shoaib Akhtar
Controversial fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar launched a scathing attack on former PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf, accusing him of trying to ruin his career.
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ZA Mirza likely to be PCB Chairman
Sindh's Home Minister Dr Zulfikar Ali Mirza likely to replace Nasim Ashraf as the next Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), a media report said.
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PCB chief Nasim Ashraf quits
The PCB Chief Nasim Ashraf quit on Monday in one of the first fall-outs of the resignation of President Pervez Musharraf.
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Evidence against Asif 'damning'
A fact-finding committee probing Asif's misadventure in Dubai has informed PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf that there is enough evidence to punish him.
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Pak coach Lawson at loggerheads with seniors
Despite best of efforts from cricket board chief Nasim Ashraf, senior Pakistani players in the side are not getting along with coach Geoff Lawson.
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Ashraf formally withdraws defamation suit against Akhtar
PCB Chairman Nasim Ashraf formally withdrew the Rs 220 million defamation suit which he filed against Shoaib Akhtar, from a civil court in Lahore.
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PCB to drop defamation suit against Shoaib
Nasim Ashraf has reportedly decided to drop the Rs 220 million defamation suit against Shoaib Akhtar after the pacer apologised for his outburst.
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Shoaib Akhtar Wins Legal Battle Against Pakistan Cricket Board
In October 2007 when Nasim Ashraf was Chairman of the PCB, a disciplinary committee had banned Akhtar for 13 matches and fined him 3.4 million rupees for hitting a teammate, Mohammad Asif with a bat before the World T20 Cup in South Africa.
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Razzaq accuses Ashraf of trying to destroy his career
Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq has taken a swipe at Nasim Ashraf saying the former cricket board chairman tried to destroy his international career.
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Terrorists may attack cricketers in India too: Nasim Ashraf
The attack on the Sri Lankan players is part of a bigger conspiracy to isolate Pakistan in international cricket, feels former PCB chief Nasim Ashraf.
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Ashraf tried to ruin my career: Shoaib Akhtar
Controversial fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar launched a scathing attack on former PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf, accusing him of trying to ruin his career.
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ZA Mirza likely to be PCB Chairman
Sindh's Home Minister Dr Zulfikar Ali Mirza likely to replace Nasim Ashraf as the next Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), a media report said.
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PCB chief Nasim Ashraf quits
The PCB Chief Nasim Ashraf quit on Monday in one of the first fall-outs of the resignation of President Pervez Musharraf.
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Evidence against Asif 'damning'
A fact-finding committee probing Asif's misadventure in Dubai has informed PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf that there is enough evidence to punish him.
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Pak coach Lawson at loggerheads with seniors
Despite best of efforts from cricket board chief Nasim Ashraf, senior Pakistani players in the side are not getting along with coach Geoff Lawson.
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Ashraf formally withdraws defamation suit against Akhtar
PCB Chairman Nasim Ashraf formally withdrew the Rs 220 million defamation suit which he filed against Shoaib Akhtar, from a civil court in Lahore.
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PCB to drop defamation suit against Shoaib
Nasim Ashraf has reportedly decided to drop the Rs 220 million defamation suit against Shoaib Akhtar after the pacer apologised for his outburst.
