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Maharashtra Common Entrance Test Result Expected On June 16 For Science Group
MHT CET PCB, PCM 2025: The result is expected to be tentatively released on June 16, 2025.
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PCB Ropes In Abdul Razzaq To Head Country-Wide Scouting Program To Find New T20 Talents
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has picked former Test all-rounder Abdul Razzaq to head a country-wide scouting program to find new talent for the national T20 squad.
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BCCI Neither Approved Nor Rejected Playing With Pakistan: PCB Chief Najam Sethi
Pakistan and India are slated to play 19 matches in the new Future Tours Program schedule, which will come into force from 2019 for four years as per the recommendations of the ICC.
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PCB confident of Umar Gul's comeback against South Africa
Umar Gul, who has taken 163 wickets in 47 Tests and 161 in 116 ODIs besides being the most successful bowler in T20 internationals with 74 wickets in 52 games, was told to undergo a six to eight-week rehabilitation program after recovering from his surgery which was carried out by a well-known Australian orthopedic surgeon.
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Aiming redemption, tainted Salman Butt meets PCB officials
This week, the International Court of Arbitration also dismissed the appeals of Butt and Asif against their bans. Sources in the board said Butt met with the PCB officials to inform them he was ready to undergo rehabilitation and attend anti-corruption education programs that is mandatory for him to ensure his five-year ban is not extended.
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Maharashtra Common Entrance Test Result Expected On June 16 For Science Group
MHT CET PCB, PCM 2025: The result is expected to be tentatively released on June 16, 2025.
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PCB Ropes In Abdul Razzaq To Head Country-Wide Scouting Program To Find New T20 Talents
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has picked former Test all-rounder Abdul Razzaq to head a country-wide scouting program to find new talent for the national T20 squad.
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BCCI Neither Approved Nor Rejected Playing With Pakistan: PCB Chief Najam Sethi
Pakistan and India are slated to play 19 matches in the new Future Tours Program schedule, which will come into force from 2019 for four years as per the recommendations of the ICC.
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PCB confident of Umar Gul's comeback against South Africa
Umar Gul, who has taken 163 wickets in 47 Tests and 161 in 116 ODIs besides being the most successful bowler in T20 internationals with 74 wickets in 52 games, was told to undergo a six to eight-week rehabilitation program after recovering from his surgery which was carried out by a well-known Australian orthopedic surgeon.
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Aiming redemption, tainted Salman Butt meets PCB officials
This week, the International Court of Arbitration also dismissed the appeals of Butt and Asif against their bans. Sources in the board said Butt met with the PCB officials to inform them he was ready to undergo rehabilitation and attend anti-corruption education programs that is mandatory for him to ensure his five-year ban is not extended.
