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Kamran Akmal makes Pakistan's World T20 provisional squad
Kamran Akmal, the Pakistan wicketkeeper who is awaiting clearance by the PCB's integrity committee, has been named in the country's provisional 30-man squad for September's World Twenty20. It is as yet unclear, though, as to whether Kamran was cleared by the committee. He had been summoned to appear before it on July 4.
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Pakistan Cricket Board clears deck for Kamran Akmal's return
The Pakistan Cricket Board has finally made the way for Kamran Akmal's return to the national team after it clarified that the wicket-keeper batsman does not need a clearence from PCB's integrity committee to be considered for selection.
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PCB to cooperate with ECB on Kaneria issue
The Pakistan board's integrity committee has offered its full cooperation to the ECB, should the England board decide to hold an inquiry into Danish Kaneria's alleged involvement in the Mervyn Westfield spot-fixing case, Taffulzul Rizvi, the PCB's legal advisor, has said.
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Malik may soon earn central contract from PCB
As he has got clearance from PCB's integrity committee, seasoned all-rounder Shoaib Malik is likely to get a central contract from the Board.
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Shoaib Malik included for tour to Zimbabwe
Former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik has been included in the squad for the upcoming tour of Zimbabwe. Malik, who was cleared by the PCB's integrity committee last week, was originally named in the list of standbys for the tour with his inclusion subject to clearance from the board.
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Shoaib Malik set to return to Pakistan team
Former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik is all set to make a comeback into the national team for the upcoming Zimbabwe tour once he is cleared by the Cricket Board's (PCB) integrity committee on August 15.
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Malik ruled out of contract from PCB
Pakistan's former captain, Shoaib Malik has been ruled out of contention to get a central contract from the Pakistan cricket Board as he has still not been able to satisfy the integrity committee about an amount of 90,000 pounds in his account.
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PCB rules out Kaneria's immediate return to Pakistan team
The Pakistan Cricket Board has ruled out an immediate comeback for Danish Kaneria in the national team, insisting that the leg-spinner first had to satisfy PCB's integrity committee before he can be cleared for selection.
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Kamran Akmal makes Pakistan's World T20 provisional squad
Kamran Akmal, the Pakistan wicketkeeper who is awaiting clearance by the PCB's integrity committee, has been named in the country's provisional 30-man squad for September's World Twenty20. It is as yet unclear, though, as to whether Kamran was cleared by the committee. He had been summoned to appear before it on July 4.
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Pakistan Cricket Board clears deck for Kamran Akmal's return
The Pakistan Cricket Board has finally made the way for Kamran Akmal's return to the national team after it clarified that the wicket-keeper batsman does not need a clearence from PCB's integrity committee to be considered for selection.
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PCB to cooperate with ECB on Kaneria issue
The Pakistan board's integrity committee has offered its full cooperation to the ECB, should the England board decide to hold an inquiry into Danish Kaneria's alleged involvement in the Mervyn Westfield spot-fixing case, Taffulzul Rizvi, the PCB's legal advisor, has said.
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Malik may soon earn central contract from PCB
As he has got clearance from PCB's integrity committee, seasoned all-rounder Shoaib Malik is likely to get a central contract from the Board.
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Shoaib Malik included for tour to Zimbabwe
Former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik has been included in the squad for the upcoming tour of Zimbabwe. Malik, who was cleared by the PCB's integrity committee last week, was originally named in the list of standbys for the tour with his inclusion subject to clearance from the board.
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Shoaib Malik set to return to Pakistan team
Former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik is all set to make a comeback into the national team for the upcoming Zimbabwe tour once he is cleared by the Cricket Board's (PCB) integrity committee on August 15.
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Malik ruled out of contract from PCB
Pakistan's former captain, Shoaib Malik has been ruled out of contention to get a central contract from the Pakistan cricket Board as he has still not been able to satisfy the integrity committee about an amount of 90,000 pounds in his account.
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PCB rules out Kaneria's immediate return to Pakistan team
The Pakistan Cricket Board has ruled out an immediate comeback for Danish Kaneria in the national team, insisting that the leg-spinner first had to satisfy PCB's integrity committee before he can be cleared for selection.
