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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Amir could feature in his first prominent domestic Twenty20 tournament after he was included in the list of foreigners that have signed up for the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL).
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Amir could feature in his first prominent domestic Twenty20 tournament after he was included in the list of foreigners that have signed up for the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL).
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Pakistan have not hosted an international series on home soil since March 2009
The head of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Interim Management Committee, Najam Sethi, has turned to the government for help to revive international cricket in Pakistan.
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Pakistan will play South Africa later this month and Sri Lanka in December
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have revealed that they are expecting to earn approximately USD 10 million from their series against South Africa and Sri Lanka.
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Pakistan’s four-year drought could end if Sri Lanka tour the warn-torn nation
Sri Lanka’s President, Mahinda Rajapaksa, has announced that the national team are willing to tour Pakistan, four years after they were ambushed by militants in the Pakistani city of Lahore, which resulted in the deaths of eight locals and six players getting injured.
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Pakistan and Ireland played two ODIs in May
Cricket Ireland chief executive Warren Deutrom has announced that the national team would highly consider being the first international side since Sri Lanka in March 2009 to tour Pakistan if security protocols were up to standards.
Ul-Haq is tired of travelling to other places to play international series
Pakistan ODI and Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq has announced that his team should be able to play at home and entertain their fans, and added that it is unfair on the whole nation that one act of violence has driven away all international teams from coming back for over three years.