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English Football Official Quits Over Controversial Remark On Benjamin Netanyahu
Wasim Haq tendered his resignation from his role as a council member of the Football Association (FA) on Thursday, writing that it was the best course of action for himself and the organization.
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Spot-Fixing Wouldn't Exist Had Wasim Akram, Inzamam-ul-Haq Been 'Hanged': Abdul Qadir
Abdul Qadir, citing the two Pakistan players who were implicated in 2000 for match-fixing, said that Ataur Rehman and Salim Malik were mere scapegoats and questioned why Justice Malik Muhammad Qayyum's report on match-fixing wasn't enforced.
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World Twenty20: India Overwhelming Favorites To Win Title At Home, Reckon Cricket Greats
Sourav Ganguly, Wasim Akram, Inzamam ul Haq and Kapil Dev have picked India as overwhelming favorites to win World Twenty20.
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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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Pakistan trust bowlers to overcome Sri Lanka in Tests
Pakistan won the preceding one-day series 3-2 on the back of penetrative bowling and strong batting, but captain Misbah-ul Haq warned that they need to be at their best to beat Sri Lanka in the Tests.
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Misbah-ul Haq denies revolt in Pakistan team
Misbah's position as one-day captain was seen as under threat after Pakistan suffered a 4-1 ODI defeat in the UAE, but he will retain the position for a short limited-overs series in South Africa.
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Misbah-ul Haq warns Pakistan not to get complacent against Hashim Amla, Dale Steyn-less South Africa
The series begins Wednesday at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, which also hosts the last game on November 11. Dubai will host the second one-dayer on November 1, while Abu Dhabi will organize back-to-back ODIs on November 8 and 11.
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Misbah-ul Haq demands hard work as well as talent
Pakistan went down by an innings and 92 runs in the second Test in Dubai to squander the opportunity of winning a Test series against South Africa.
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Misbah-ul Haq defies age and odds
Misbah held together Pakistan's batting in Abu Dhabi, scoring a robust 100 in the first innings and then overcame the early jitters with an imperious 28 to seal a victory.
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Misbah-ul Haq, Graeme Smith reckon Saeed Ajmal key in Pakistan vs South Africa Tests
Misbah-ul Haq says that the South African batsmen play Saeed Ajmal better than English players.
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English Football Official Quits Over Controversial Remark On Benjamin Netanyahu
Wasim Haq tendered his resignation from his role as a council member of the Football Association (FA) on Thursday, writing that it was the best course of action for himself and the organization.
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Spot-Fixing Wouldn't Exist Had Wasim Akram, Inzamam-ul-Haq Been 'Hanged': Abdul Qadir
Abdul Qadir, citing the two Pakistan players who were implicated in 2000 for match-fixing, said that Ataur Rehman and Salim Malik were mere scapegoats and questioned why Justice Malik Muhammad Qayyum's report on match-fixing wasn't enforced.
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World Twenty20: India Overwhelming Favorites To Win Title At Home, Reckon Cricket Greats
Sourav Ganguly, Wasim Akram, Inzamam ul Haq and Kapil Dev have picked India as overwhelming favorites to win World Twenty20.
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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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Pakistan trust bowlers to overcome Sri Lanka in Tests
Pakistan won the preceding one-day series 3-2 on the back of penetrative bowling and strong batting, but captain Misbah-ul Haq warned that they need to be at their best to beat Sri Lanka in the Tests.
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Misbah-ul Haq denies revolt in Pakistan team
Misbah's position as one-day captain was seen as under threat after Pakistan suffered a 4-1 ODI defeat in the UAE, but he will retain the position for a short limited-overs series in South Africa.
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Misbah-ul Haq warns Pakistan not to get complacent against Hashim Amla, Dale Steyn-less South Africa
The series begins Wednesday at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, which also hosts the last game on November 11. Dubai will host the second one-dayer on November 1, while Abu Dhabi will organize back-to-back ODIs on November 8 and 11.
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Misbah-ul Haq demands hard work as well as talent
Pakistan went down by an innings and 92 runs in the second Test in Dubai to squander the opportunity of winning a Test series against South Africa.
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Misbah-ul Haq defies age and odds
Misbah held together Pakistan's batting in Abu Dhabi, scoring a robust 100 in the first innings and then overcame the early jitters with an imperious 28 to seal a victory.
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Misbah-ul Haq, Graeme Smith reckon Saeed Ajmal key in Pakistan vs South Africa Tests
Misbah-ul Haq says that the South African batsmen play Saeed Ajmal better than English players.
