United Arab Emirates
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Pak will find it difficult to take 20 wickets in England Tests: Holding
vCricket &bull Dec 15, 2011
Islamabad, Dec 15: West Indian fast bowling legend Michael Holding reckons that Pakistan's bowling attack will struggle to take 20 wickets on a regular basis in the upcoming Test series against England in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). I think… Full Story »
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Pak team deserves credit for success in UAE, Bangladesh: Misbah
vCricket &bull Dec 15, 2011
Karachi, Dec 15: Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has said that the entire team deserves the credit for their impressive performance in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bangladesh amid a plethora of controversies. I think if the team is doing well… Full Story »
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Pakistan Cricket Board opts against using UDRS in England Test series
vCricket &bull Dec 15, 2011
Islamabad, Dec 15: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided against using the Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS) in the three-Test series against England in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). We in principle support the use of the UDRS and… Full Story »
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Pieterson 'tightest man' among South Africa- born English cricketers: Broad
vCricket &bull Dec 15, 2011
Cape Town, Dec 15: England paceman Stuart Broad has reckoned that Kevin Pietersen leads South Africa- born English cricketers, who are meanest with their money. Hard to judge the tightest man in the England team ... His comments came in… Full Story »
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England Coach Mushtaq Predicts As The Spin Battle Between Pak vs Eng
Cricket Viewer &bull Dec 14, 2011England's spin bowling consultant Mushtaq Ahmad believes that the three match Test series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will be a spin battle between Graeme Swann and Saeed Ajmal. According to Mushtaq, "I see this series as… Full Story »
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ECB denies Sharjah stadium snubbed due to alleged match-fixing links
Cricket News on Guardian UK &bull Dec 14, 2011
The recently revamped Sharjah stadium has been overlooked as a venue for the Pakistan v England series. The England and Wales Cricket Board has denied that the revamped Sharjah stadium was overlooked as a venue for next year's series between… Full Story »
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Spinners to decide fate of England-Pakistan series
vCricket &bull Dec 14, 2011
London, Dec 1: Former Pakistani leg spinner Mushtaq Ahmed has predicted a tough competition between spinners of England and Pakistan when the two teams meet for an upcoming series in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. He will join the England team… Full Story »
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Mushtaq Ahmed predicts battle of spin between England and Pakistan
Cricket News on Guardian UK &bull Dec 13, 2011
Former Pakistan leg spinner working as England consultant 'They must learn to depend on spin if they want to win in Asia' The former Pakistan bowler Mushtaq Ahmed has been working as a spin bowling coach with England for the… Full Story »
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Mushtaq predicts spin battle in England-Pakistan series
Cricket News on rediff &bull Dec 13, 2011
Former Pakistan leg spinner Mushtaq Ahmed, who is now employed in a coaching role with England [ Images ], has predicted a battle of spin between the two countries when they meet in an upcoming series. Mushtaq has been working… Full Story »
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Pakistan Cricket Board decides to supervise England Test-ODI series
Cricket News on Big News Network &bull Dec 12, 2011
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) would reportedly send its own curators to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to supervise the preparation of pitches for the Test and one-day series against England next m Full Story »
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Review system for Pakistan-England Tests
Cricket News on Dream Cricket &bull Dec 12, 2011
The scoreboard shows the decision of the third umpire as England's Ian Bell is run out in controversial circumstances during Test match at Trent Bridge in Nottingham, July 2011. KARACHI (AFP) - Pakistan's cricket board said on Saturday the umpiring… Full Story »
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Onions provides cover for England
Cricket 365 &bull Dec 11, 2011
The Durham seamer will travel with the squad to the United Arab Emirates next month as Stuart Broad (shoulder), Chris Tremlett (back) and Tim Bresnan (elbow) all battle injuries. Bresnan is the most obvious concern for England ahead of the… Full Story »
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Onions Covers For Recovering Fast Bowlers
Cricket World &bull Dec 11, 2011
Durham fast bowler Graham Onionswill travel to the United Arab Emirates as cover for England's fast bowlers when they take on Pakistan in a three-Test series which begins in January. Onions, who has played nine Tests, has been added to… Full Story »
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England will be 'real test' for Pakistan, says Afridi
Cricket News on Big News Network &bull Dec 11, 2011
Pakistani cricket all-rounder Shahid Afridi is expecting England to be a 'real test' for Pakistan when they arrive in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) next month although Pakistan's recent form against Full Story »
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Cricket: Sussex move has led to England recall for Panesar
Cricket News on Wales Online &bull Dec 11, 2011
Panesar, recalled to the England reckoning yesterday in a 16-man Test squad to face Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates next month, has been giving selectors and management all the right signals. The 29-year-old's name is therefore in the frame… Full Story »
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Cricket: Hafeez in fine form as tough England test looms
Cricket News on New Zealand Herald &bull Dec 10, 2011Pakistan warmed up for their coming test series against England in the United Arab Emirates with Mohammad Hafeez smashing an aggressive unbeaten century to guide his team to 212-1 at lunch yesterday, the second day of the first cricket... Full Story »
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England pick Panesar and Bopara
Cricket News on BBC Sport &bull Dec 9, 2011
England have named Monty Panesar and Ravi Bopara in their 16-man squad for the three-Test series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates. Panesar was included as the second spinner ahead of Samit Patel, with Bopara the back-up batsman and Steven Davies the reserve wicketkeeper. Left-arm spinner Panesar has not played Test… Full Story »









