Amir to undergo six-month assessment before being allowed to make international comeback

"We also want to be completely satisfied he will not repeat his mistakes again if he gets a chance to play for Pakistan"

“We also want to be completely satisfied he will not repeat his mistakes again if he gets a chance to play for Pakistan”

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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Shaharyar Khan has revealed that disgraced left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir will undergo a six-month assessment before being allowed to make his international comeback.

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‘India and England both have no positive attitude towards Pakistan cricket’, says Zaka Ashraf

"It is all a drama hatched by India and England to attack Pakistan's best spin-bowling department ahead of the World Cup"

“It is all a drama hatched by India and England to attack Pakistan’s best spin-bowling department ahead of the World Cup”

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Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf believes that India and England are to blame for the spin duo of Mohammad Hafeez and Saeed Ajmal being banned from bowling.

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Is the bouncer here to stay or set to become a thing of the past?

"It was a weapon to get people out, not to hit people...and it was used sparingly. Now that's all changed"

“It was a weapon to get people out, not to hit people…and it was used sparingly. Now that’s all changed”

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Legendary West Indies seamer Michael Holding believes that the bouncer is here to stay, while former England pace bowler Frank Tyson feels that it is set to become a thing of the past.

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New Zealand wanted to abandon tour of UAE following Hughes’ death, says PCB source

"Their players informed their management that they were badly disturbed and shocked by Hughes' death and were not in a state of mind to continue with the tour"

“Their players informed their management that they were badly disturbed and shocked by Hughes’ death and were not in a state of mind to continue with the tour”

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According to a well informed source in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), New Zealand wanted to abandon their ongoing tour of the United Arab Emirates following the death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes.

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