Zulqarnain Haider Retires
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Imran Khan rubbishes PCB chief's claim of lack of talent in Pakistan
Due to his busy political career, Imran Khan has rarely got directly involved in Pakistan cricket affairs since his retirement in 1992 and only recently made an appearance at a peace match in Peshawar organised by the sports and youth wing of his party.
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I have not retired, clarifies Mohammad Yousuf
Yousuf last played for Pakistan in an ODI against South Africa in Abu Dhabi in November, 2010.
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Shahid Afridi's ODI retirement talk surprises Pak cricket circles
Shahid Afridi's sudden announcement that he is contemplating one-day retirement to focus on Twenty20s has caught Pakistan's cricket fraternity by surprise and raised questions about what is happening behind the scenes in the national camp.
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Zulqarnain Haider lashes out at Afridi, Akhtar
Pakistan's controversial stumper Zulqarnain Haider's return to first-class cricket has been marked with controversy after he lashed out at some seniors including former captain Shahid Afridi and retired pacer Shoaib Akhtar for their comments on Pakistan cricket and PCB.
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Afridi should reconsider decision to retire: Misbah
Pakistan captain, Misbah-ul-Haq has advised flamboyant all-rounder, Shahid Afridi to reconsider his decision to retire from international cricket and believes he still has some years of cricket left in him.
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Pakistan to use Akhtar book in court case
Pakistan cricket authorities said on Wednesday they would use confessions made by retired paceman Shoaib Akhtar in his autobiography in court to justify disciplining the former international.
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Younus was offered ODI captaincy but he refused
The Pakistan Cricket Board wanted senior batsman Younus Khan to captain the national team in ODIs after the retirement of Shahid Afridi but he declined the offer insisting he wanted to focus on his batting.
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Pakistan selector escapes with warning
Pakistan cricket selector Mohammad Ilyas has escaped with a warning for making an unsanctioned public response to retired captain Shahid Afridi's allegations of nepotism.
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Retired Afridi eyes comeback
Within weeks of announcing retirement from international cricket, former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi on Wednesday said he would try making a comeback to the national team as soon as "conditions improve in the team management and administration."
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PCB waits for Afridi's letter before issuing him NOC
The Pakistan Cricket Board is waiting for a written statement from retired captain Shahid Afridi in which he will accept his guilt of violating the board's code of conduct before he is issued a NOC to go and play abroad in foreign T20 leagues.
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Afridi won't attend Pakistan June 8 summons
Retired cricket star Shahid Afridi will not appear before the Pakistan Cricket Board disciplinary committee on charges of violating the code of conduct, his lawyer said on Monday, claiming the process was unlawful.
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PCB plans action against Afridi
The PCB has responded to Shahid Afridi's retirement by putting together a showcause notice detailing several breaches of the code of conduct, which he will eventually be expected to respond to.
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Butt faces biggest challenge in Afridi's defiance
Shahid Afridi's stunning retirement to protest his sacking as Pakistan's ODI captain could be the toughest test of PCB Chairman Ijaz Butt's tenure so far but he is unlikely to go back on his decision.
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Zulqarnain comes out of retirement
Within months of announcing retirement citing death threats from match-fixers, Pakistan wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider has reversed his decision, claiming that the situation has changed.
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Zulqarnain wants to make a comeback
His international career was just one Test old when Zulqarnain Haider retired while in hiding in London and the Pakistan wicketkeeper, who has received death threats from match-fixers, wants to return to the big stage now that he is back in his country.
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Imran Khan rubbishes PCB chief's claim of lack of talent in Pakistan
Due to his busy political career, Imran Khan has rarely got directly involved in Pakistan cricket affairs since his retirement in 1992 and only recently made an appearance at a peace match in Peshawar organised by the sports and youth wing of his party.
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I have not retired, clarifies Mohammad Yousuf
Yousuf last played for Pakistan in an ODI against South Africa in Abu Dhabi in November, 2010.
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Shahid Afridi's ODI retirement talk surprises Pak cricket circles
Shahid Afridi's sudden announcement that he is contemplating one-day retirement to focus on Twenty20s has caught Pakistan's cricket fraternity by surprise and raised questions about what is happening behind the scenes in the national camp.
-
Zulqarnain Haider lashes out at Afridi, Akhtar
Pakistan's controversial stumper Zulqarnain Haider's return to first-class cricket has been marked with controversy after he lashed out at some seniors including former captain Shahid Afridi and retired pacer Shoaib Akhtar for their comments on Pakistan cricket and PCB.
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Afridi should reconsider decision to retire: Misbah
Pakistan captain, Misbah-ul-Haq has advised flamboyant all-rounder, Shahid Afridi to reconsider his decision to retire from international cricket and believes he still has some years of cricket left in him.
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Pakistan to use Akhtar book in court case
Pakistan cricket authorities said on Wednesday they would use confessions made by retired paceman Shoaib Akhtar in his autobiography in court to justify disciplining the former international.
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Younus was offered ODI captaincy but he refused
The Pakistan Cricket Board wanted senior batsman Younus Khan to captain the national team in ODIs after the retirement of Shahid Afridi but he declined the offer insisting he wanted to focus on his batting.
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Pakistan selector escapes with warning
Pakistan cricket selector Mohammad Ilyas has escaped with a warning for making an unsanctioned public response to retired captain Shahid Afridi's allegations of nepotism.
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Retired Afridi eyes comeback
Within weeks of announcing retirement from international cricket, former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi on Wednesday said he would try making a comeback to the national team as soon as "conditions improve in the team management and administration."
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PCB waits for Afridi's letter before issuing him NOC
The Pakistan Cricket Board is waiting for a written statement from retired captain Shahid Afridi in which he will accept his guilt of violating the board's code of conduct before he is issued a NOC to go and play abroad in foreign T20 leagues.
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Afridi won't attend Pakistan June 8 summons
Retired cricket star Shahid Afridi will not appear before the Pakistan Cricket Board disciplinary committee on charges of violating the code of conduct, his lawyer said on Monday, claiming the process was unlawful.
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PCB plans action against Afridi
The PCB has responded to Shahid Afridi's retirement by putting together a showcause notice detailing several breaches of the code of conduct, which he will eventually be expected to respond to.
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Butt faces biggest challenge in Afridi's defiance
Shahid Afridi's stunning retirement to protest his sacking as Pakistan's ODI captain could be the toughest test of PCB Chairman Ijaz Butt's tenure so far but he is unlikely to go back on his decision.
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Zulqarnain comes out of retirement
Within months of announcing retirement citing death threats from match-fixers, Pakistan wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider has reversed his decision, claiming that the situation has changed.
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Zulqarnain wants to make a comeback
His international career was just one Test old when Zulqarnain Haider retired while in hiding in London and the Pakistan wicketkeeper, who has received death threats from match-fixers, wants to return to the big stage now that he is back in his country.
