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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.
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Despite being whitewashed in their Test series with South Africa, Pakistan's chances are brighter in T20 competition.
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Cricket Board criticise decision to abandon tour as 'inappropriate' and threaten to bar players from Bangladesh league.
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Bangladesh cancels Pakistan tour
Plans for one-day international and Twenty20 match next month shelved due to ongoing security concerns.
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Pakistan cricketers hit with tax bills
Former Pakistan skippers Shahid Afridi and Younis Khan among four players accused of evading taxes.
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Pakistan to host T20 exhibition game
Sanath Jayasuriya to lead World XI side as Pakistan move closer to resuming home games after Lahore attacks.
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Hafeez proud despite defeat
Pakistan captain reflective after loss but defends out-of-form all-rounder Afridi after team's exit from World Twenty20.
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Sri Lanka down Pakistan to reach final
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.
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It's Mendis v Ajmal in opening semi
All eyes will spin towards bowlers Ajantha Mendis and Saeed Ajmal as Pakistan and Sri Lanka meet in Twenty20 World Cup.
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India stay in World Twenty20 fight
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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