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In the last game of ODI series between South Africa and Pakistan, AB de Villiers proves the difference at the crease.
Despite being whitewashed in their Test series with South Africa, Pakistan's chances are brighter in T20 competition.
Cricket Board criticise decision to abandon tour as 'inappropriate' and threaten to bar players from Bangladesh league.
Plans for one-day international and Twenty20 match next month shelved due to ongoing security concerns.
Former Pakistan skippers Shahid Afridi and Younis Khan among four players accused of evading taxes.
Sanath Jayasuriya to lead World XI side as Pakistan move closer to resuming home games after Lahore attacks.
Pakistan captain reflective after loss but defends out-of-form all-rounder Afridi after team's exit from World Twenty20.
In front of a raucous home crowd hosts Sri Lanka seal a 16-run victory to book a place in Sunday's World Twenty20 final.
All eyes will spin towards bowlers Ajantha Mendis and Saeed Ajmal as Pakistan and Sri Lanka meet in Twenty20 World Cup.
India inflict a heavy blow on bitter rivals Pakistan with an eight-wicket win thanks to star turns by Kohli and Singh.
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