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‘Yousuf, Younus ban may destroy Pak cricket’

Staff Reporter

LAHORE: Inzamam-ul-Haq has warned that the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision to exclude his fellow former national team captains Mohammad Yousuf and Younus Khan from future selection could "destroy the team".

Hockey World Cup debacle | Olympians demand removal of Bawja

Associated Press of Pakistan

KARACHI: Top former Olympians Wednesday demanded ridding Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) of its Secretary Asif Bajwa, who is also holding positions of Manager cum Chief Coach of Pakistan team following disappointing performance in the World Cup in New Delhi.

ICC quandary over Nepal disturbances

Agencies

ABU DHABI: The ICC has dismissed criticism it was too slow to react to the crowd trouble which marred the match between Nepal and USA in Kirtipur in the ICC World Cricket League Division 5 tournament.

Australia eye Chappell-Hadlee Trophy

Agencies

AUCKLAND: The most important match of the series, as the players described it, went to Australia.

Clarke still not locked in for NZ tour

Agencies

MELBOURNE: Cricket Australia hope Michael Clarke will take part in the Test tour of New Zealand but will not know for certain until the end of the week.

What of the punishers?

Osman Samiuddin

The immediate point that comes to mind is, who gave the PCB the keys to this asylum? The merits and demerits of what is effectively the biggest purge of the Pakistan cricket team in years we will come to shortly but, in effect, the PCB has cleaned up an asylum in which its members are as much inmates as the players.

Harper wont stand at World T20

Agencies

LONDON: Daryl Harper has not been chosen to officiate at the World Twenty20 in West Indies although the ICC insist the decision has nothing to do with his controversial role in the fourth Test between England and South Africa, at the Wanderers in January, and is based on "general performance reasons".

PIA beat PTV in Tri-Cricket Series

Associated Press of Pakistan

PESHAWAR: PIA beat PTV by four wickets in the friendly match played at University Campus ground on Wednesday.

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