“BCB declined the invite”
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Shaharyar Khan has revealed that Bangladesh turned down the board’s offer to travel to Pakistan for a Twenty20 series.
Marsh could be out of action for nine months
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Australia all-rounder Mitchell Marsh is in doubt for the Ashes at the end of the year as there are rumours floating around that he may need to undergo a full shoulder reconstruction.
“A visitor visa has been approved for Mohammad Amir”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer is all set to make his international comeback after he was granted his New Zealand visa.
Wood recently admitted that he may require surgery to fix his chronic ankle problems
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England pace bowler Mark Wood has returned home and will visit a specialist to discuss what should be done to deal with the chronic ankle problems he is currently dealing with.
South Africa will have a busy season in 2016/17
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Cricket South Africa (CSA) have confirmed that the Proteas will face New Zealand, Australia, Sri Lanka and Ireland next season.
“We have received confirmation of Pakistan’s arrival in mid-April”
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The Pakistan government have allowed the national team to tour Bangladesh in April.
“There are no centuries for Bangladesh in the World Cup so I hope I can be the first to do that”
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Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal is set to be fully fit prior to the start of the World Cup, which gets underway on February 14.
“He loves playing cricket for Somerset and I am sure that he would love to continue doing so but first and foremost he knows that his eye has got to be right”
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Somerset wicketkeeper-batsman Craig Kieswetter will visit eye specialists in Belgium and the United States to find out whether or not his cricketing career is over.
“The kids gave us tremendous courage and wished the best for us in the coming World Cup”
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Many Pakistan players met survivors of the Peshawar school massacre when they visited the Army Public School and hospital recently.
“We will decide on the best possible management of the injury according to the advice of Dr Young”
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Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal will visit a Melbourne-based surgeon after being diagnosed with a grade one meniscus tear in his left knee.
