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Naved-ul-Hasan not to undergo surgery
Rana Naved-ul-Hasan has been cleared of a major groin injury and could yet play a part in the Test series against England, according to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Naved-ul-Hasan was sent to Harley Street specialist Dr Gilmore for consultation
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Flintoff doubtful for first Test
Andrew Flintoff is doubtful of being fit for the first Test against Pakistan beginning July 13 at Lord's, with recurring pain in his injured left ankle. Flintoff had been out of the one-day series against Sri Lanka and specialists feel that there might
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Pakistan arrived for the first series against England
Pakistan arrived for the first series against England and left as the first side to win a Test on their maiden trip. The first and third Tests were badly affected by the weather - the opening game at Lord's did not start until
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Yousuf guides nervous Pakistan to win
Mohammad Yousuf and Abdul Razzaq guided a jittery Pakistan to a five-wicket win as they began their UK tour in Edinburgh. Pakistan wobbled on 93 for 5, but they eventually eased home with 37 balls to spare. However, Scotland can be proud of their efforts
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Pakistan's domestic structure gets a facelift
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is all set to upgrade the country's domestic cricket as various features have been added in the 2006-07 season. Speaking at a press conference held on Tuesday at Karachi's National Stadium Shaharyar Khan, the PCB chairman
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Pakistan's players receive 25% pay rise
Pakistan's top players have been given 25% pay rises as well as the lure of cash incentives for wins in the series they play this year as well as the World Cup next year. The PCB announced renewed central contracts for 20 players and the board's chairman
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Performance-related incentives for players
Pakistan's top players will earn at least Rs 3 million (US$ 49,000) a year in the new central contracts scheme announced by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). In addition, the board revealed details of the financial performance-related incentives on offer
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Fifty-five bowlers marked for modification of action
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will assist 55 bowlers found to have suspect actions in domestic cricket to rectify their faults with the help of a newly-constituted committee. The Bowling Action Committee is made up of a combination of ex-internationals
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