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Pakistan to take on Sri Lanka in ODI tri-series final on Saturday
Lahore (Sports Report): Shaheen Shah Afridi-led Pakistan will take on Kusal Mendis-led Sri Lanka in the final of the ODI tri-series at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Saturday, 31 October.The toss will take place at 12.30pm PKT, while the first ball is scheduled to be bowled at 1pm.The ongoing ODI tri-series is the fourth such tournament to be held on Pakistan soil, following the editions featuring Australia and South Africa in 1994, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe in 2004 and New Zealand and South Africa in 2025.Pakistan, who became the first side to qualify for the final of the ongoing tri-series after registering two wins against England and one against Sri Lanka, will be aiming to clinch their maiden ODI tri-series title on home soil.In the batting charts, Pakistan’s Salman Ali Agha is the leading run-scorer for the hosts with 158 runs from four outings in the tournament, including a century against fellow finalists’ Sri Lanka in the opening match at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.In the bowling department, young Arafat Minhas has bagged nine wickets in four matches, including a six-wicket haul in Pakistan’s 87-run win over England at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. He will be aiming to deliver another match-winning performance if given an opportunity in Saturday’s final.Captain Shaheen is joint second on the tournament’s leading wicket-takers list alongside Sri Lanka’s Dilshan Madushanka with eight scalps from four matches.Shaheen Shah Afridi, Pakistan captain talking to PCB Digital ahead of the final said:“We have performed well as a team, but there are still areas where we need to improve, particularly scoring runs at the top and building partnerships.“The crowd has always supported us and we hope fans will turn out in large numbers tomorrow to witness an exciting contest.“We are hopeful of maintaining our team combination and putting up a good performance in the final.”Pakistan squad for tri-series final:Shaheen Shah Afridi (c), Abrar Ahmed, Salman Ali Agha, Arafat Minhas, Babar Azam, Faheem Ashraf, Fakhar Zaman, Maaz Sadaqat, Muhammad Ghazi Ghori (wk), Haris Rauf, Hasan Nawaz, Naseem Shah, Razaullah, Saad Baig (wk), Sahibzada Farhan and Shadab Khan Kusal Mendis, Sri Lanka captain in an exclusive talk to PCB Digital ahead of the final said:“The final is a big game for us. Pakistan have played good cricket in their recent matches. We are well prepared and looking forward to the final.“We played really well against Pakistan in our previous encounter. We have done several things right and are focused on following our processes and sticking to our basic plans.“Everyone in Sri Lanka is very happy with our performances. Pakistan fans have also shown great support for Sri Lankan players, which is encouraging for us.”Sri Lanka squad for tri-series final:Kusal Mendis (c), Sahan Arachchige, Dushmantha Chameera, Sachindu Colombage, Avishka Fernando, Asitha Fernando, Janith Liyanage, Dilshan Madushanka, Eshan Malinga, Kamindu Mendis, Kamil Mishara, Lahiru Udara, Pavan Rathnayake, Dasun Shanaka, Maheesh Theekshana, Dunith Wellalage
Muneeba’s 87*, Sadaf’s 55 hand Warriors second-consecutive win in Super-3 T20
Faisalabad (Sports Reporter): Muneeba Ali and Sadaf Shamas’ half-centuries followed by three wickets for left-arm pacer Shahar Bano led Warriors to a 35-run over Incredibles in the third match of the PCB Women’s Super-3 T20 Tournament here at the Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad on Friday. Chasing 195-run target, the Incredibles were restricted to 159 all out in 19.3 overs with Gull Feroza and Eman Naseer scoring 38 runs each. The teams will rest on Saturday, 31 October before Incredibles return on Sunday to take on Champions at the same venue with the first ball expected to be bowled at 10am PKT. On Friday, Warriors opted to bat first and got off the blocks with a 98-run second-wicket partnership between Muneeba and Sadaf Shamas (55, 40b, 7x4s, 2x6s) after Ravail Farhan fell early. Muneeba finished unbeaten on 87 off 55 balls striking 12 fours and two sixes. Eyman Fatima, Warriors’ best batter in the previous game, only scored nine and its was a 10-ball 26-run cameo by Gull Rukh, which took Warriors to 194-6 in the allotted 20 overs. Gull hit three fours and two sixes in her outing. Shahar Bano hit two fours in her five-ball eight. For Incredibles, Omaima Sohail and Waheeda Akhtar picked up two wickets each. In reply, Incredibles got off to a decent start with contributions from Gull Feroza (38, 19b, 7x4s), Samiya Afsar (15, 5b, 2x4s, 1x6) and Eman Naseer (38, 29b, 5x4s) but their chase stuttered later. From 95-2, they lost eight for 64 despite some resistance from Umm-e-Hani (16, 16b, 1x4) and Mahnoor Zeb (14, 13b, 1x4). Bano removed three batters for 38 runs, while Hafsa Khalid and Rameen Shamim picked up two wickets each. Scores in brief Match 3 – Warriors beat Incredibles by 35 runs at Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad Warriors 194-6, 20 overs (Muneeba Ali 87 not out, Sadaf Shamas 35, Gull Rukh 26; Omaima Sohail 2-30, Waheeda Akhtar 2-36) Incredibles 159 all out, 19.3 overs (Gull Feroza 38, Eman Naseer 38; Shahar Bano 3-38, Hafsa Khalid 2-6, Rameen Shamim 2-26) Player of the match – Muneeba Ali (Warriors)
Pakistan squad announced for ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy
Wicketkeeper-batter Muneeba Ali to lead Pakistan’s squad in the tournament Lahore (Sports Reporter):Muneeba Ali will lead Pakistan in the upcoming ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy 2026 as Pakistan Cricket Board announced a 14-member squad on Tuesday for the tournament which is set to be staged in Ajman, United Arab Emirates (UAE) from 12 to 25 November.Batter Ayesha Zafar has been named vice-captain, while Eman Naseer, Eyman Fatima, Sadaf Shamas, Saira Jabeen and Shawaal Zulfiqar are the batters named in the squad. Gull Feroza, who was named best wicketkeeper-batter in the recently concluded National Women’s T20 Tournament, is also part of the team.Left-arm spinner Nashra Sundhu will lead the bowling attack with Momina Riasat, Tuba Hassan and Umm-e-Hani forming the spin bowling quartet. Tasmia Rubab and Waheeda Akhtar are the frontline pace options in the squad.Pakistan women’s team most recently won the Bronze Medal in the Asian Games in Japan. 12 players have retained their place in the squad from Pakistan’s last assignment, while Sadaf and Waheeda have been recalled. Pakistan will also be without regular captain Fatima Sana as she will be in Australia to feature in her maiden Women’s Big Bash League season.The 30-match tournament comprises of 10 teams divided into two groups. Pakistan are in Group B alongside Bangladesh, Thailand, Netherlands and Zimbabwe. Group A consists of Sri Lanka, Ireland, Scotland Papua New Guinea and hosts United Arab Emirates (UAE).Following single-league round-robin stage, three teams from each group will progress to the Super Six stage, where they will play three matches each. The top two teams of the Super Six stage will play the final on Wednesday, 25 November.Pakistan squad will assemble in Lahore on 6 November and will undergo a pre-tournament training camp on 7, 8 and 9 November before departing for UAE.14-member squadMuneeba Ali Siddiqui (captain, wk), Ayesha Zafar (vice-captain), Eman Naseer, Eyman Fatima, Gull Feroza (wk), Momina Riasat, Nashra Sundhu, Sadaf Shamas, Saira Jabeen, Shawaal Zulfiqar, Tasmia Rubab, Tuba Hassan, Umm-e-Hani, Waheeda AkhtarPlayer support personnelWahab Riaz (mentor), Ayesha Ashar (team manager), Abdur Rehman (spin bowling coach), Umaid Asif (fast bowling coach), Abdul Majeed (fielding coach), Imran Farhat (batting coach), Waleed Ahmed (performance analyst), Moeen (strength & conditioning coach) and Dur Samand (physiotherapist)
Young Lions squad named for Sri Lanka and Pakistan
Islamabad (Sports Report): An 18-player squad has been named for the England Young Lions’ tours of Sri Lanka and Pakistan. The Young Lions will play Pakistan U19s Men in three Youth ODIs and a Youth Test at Rawalpindi in December. The majority of the squad will begin the tour with a training camp in Colombo, Sri Lanka from November 19-30. Neil Killeen will step in as Head Coach for the Young Lions’ winter programme with the team also set to tour Australia in January.England U19s Men squad (18 players): Ralphie Albert (Surrey – Captain), Farhan Ahmed (Nottinghamshire), Subhaan Ali (Yorkshire), Robbie Bowman (Durham), Tom Bradley (Yorkshire), Thomas Edwards (Glamorgan), Luke Hands (Lancashire), Theo Lamey (Somerset), Manny Lumsden (Hampshire), Bertie Michael (Somerset), Isaac Mohammad (Worcestershire), Joe Moores (Lancashire), Jack Nelson (Middlesex), Leo Selvey-Clinton (Kent), Marley Simpson (Surrey), Luke Symington (Durham), Charlie Taylor (Warwickshire), Jeet Varaich (Worcestershire)England U19s Men's head coach, Neil Killeen, said: “I am really looking forward to leading an exciting group of young players and coaches across their winter programme. “This is an opportunity for these young players to experience new countries and conditions and for our coaching team to help develop their game in a world-class environment, which will only help in their journey towards international cricket. Sri Lanka is an excellent venue for our training camp, where we can build towards what we know will be a tough contest in Pakistan following our series in the summer."England U19s Men (Schedule):November 19-30: Training Camp in Colombo, Sri Lanka.December 5: 1st Youth ODI v Pakistan U19s Men, RawalpindiDecember 7: 2nd Youth ODI v Pakistan U19s Men, RawalpindiDecember 9: 3rd Youth ODI v Pakistan U19s Men, RawalpindiDecember 13-16: 1st Youth Test v Pakistan U19s Men, Rawalpindi
Tri-Nation ODI Series: Pakistan beat England by 1 wicket, Shadab hits ton
Lahore (Sports Reporter): Pakistan pulled off a sensational one-wicket win over England banking on Shadab Khan’s record-breaking century as the hosts overhauled the 241-run target in 47.1 overs after slipping to 154-9 in 33.5 overs here at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Sunday night. Shadab and Haris put on a match-winning and record-breaking 10th wicket stand of 89 runs taking 80 balls as Pakistan won their third consecutive game in the ODI tri-series. England have now lost all of their three matches and sit on the bottom of the table. Pakistan bagged just their ninth one-wicket win in ODIs as player of the match Shadab Khan scored 113 off 96 balls with the help of 13 fours and five sixes after walking out to bat at 103-6 in 23.1 overs. It was Shadab’s maiden international century and just second in competitive cricket. Shadab, on 97, also encountered a heart in the mouth moment after he was adjudged leg-before in the 45th over off Gus Atkinson with Pakistan needing 21 runs to win. With England players shaking hands and the Pakistan last duo walking off, the review confirmed an inside edge on Shadab’s bat bringing life back in the chase. Haris Rauf contributed seven not out off 19 balls and hit the winning boundary to seal the chase. Shadab was on 32 off 35 balls when Haris joined him on the crease and by then had shared a 19-run stand with Salman Ali Agha, a nine-run stand with Shaheen Shah Afridi and a run-a-ball 23-run partnership with Razaullah. All of Shadab’s five sixes and nine of his 13 fours came when Pakistan was on the edge with nine wickets down. Earlier, Pakistan were rocked by Atkinson who dismissed Fakhar Zaman and Babar Azam, while debutant Henry Crocombe accounted for Saim Ayub. Saad Baig (32, 22b, 7x4s), Salman Ali Agha (26, 49b, 2x4s) and Hasan Nawaz (15, 33b) got in but departed after getting starts, while Arafat Minhas could only add one run to the total. From 74 for 3, Pakistan lost six for 80 in 22 overs between 11th and 34th overs. Jamie Overton picked up three for 43, while Liam Dawson returned figures of 10-1-30-2. Atkinson also had two scalps to his name. Crocombe and Will Jacks dismissed one batter each. England’s innings got the lease from Ben Duckett’s 111-ball 105 with no other batter scoring fifty but they still managed 241 all out in 46.4 overs after losing first three wickets for 19 and were later reeling at 187-8 in 37.3 overs.Shaheen drew the first blood in the opening over by dismissing Tom Banton to reach the milestone of being the quickest Pakistan pacer to 150 ODI wickets. He also claimed Joe Root’s wicket, while Harry Brook’s outing was restricted to just a seven-ball one courtesy a brilliant throw from debutant Razaullah. Jordan Cox also departed in the 10th over with 52 runs on the board. Sam Curran (42, 52b, 5x4s) and Duckett then put on 93 runs to take England out of trouble. Arafat Minhas and Razaullah then took two wickets each as England slumped to 201-9 in 40.4 overs. From this juncture, Atkinson (36 not out, 28b, 3x6s) and Crocombe (8, 14b, 1x4) put on 40 runs for the 10th wicket to give England a fighting total. Scores in brief England 241 all out, 46.4 overs (Ben Duckett 105, Sam Curran 42, Gus Atkinson 36 not out; Shaheen Shah Afridi 4-46, Arafat Minhas 2-26, Razaullah 2-38) Pakistan 243-9, 47.1 overs (Shadab Khan 113 not out, Saad Baig 32, Salman Ali Agha 26; Jamie Overton 3-43, Liam Dawson 2-19, Gus Atkinson 2-40) Player of the match – Shadab Khan (Pakistan)
Pakistan eye third successive win as they take on England in Lahore ODI
Lahore (Sports Reporter):Unbeaten Pakistan will look to continue their winning momentum when they take on England in the fourth match of the ODI tri-series at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore later today.The toss will take place at 12.30pm, with the first ball scheduled to be bowled at 1pm local time.As part of the breast cancer awareness initiative, Pakistan players will wear pink kits during the match.Left-arm fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi, who will lead Pakistan in today’s fixture, is also on the verge of a significant personal milestone. The 26-year-old has taken 149 wickets in 79 ODIs, including three five-wicket hauls and requires just one wicket to become the fastest Pakistan pacer to reach 150 ODI wickets.Former Pakistan fast bowlers Waqar Younis and Shoaib Akhtar achieved the milestone in 91 ODIs each.If Shaheen reaches the landmark today, he will become the second-fastest Pakistan bowler to claim 150 ODI wickets, behind former off-spinner Saqlain Mushtaq, who achieved the feat in 78 matches. Nepal’s Sandeep Lamichhane holds the record, having bagged his 150th ODI wicket in his 73rd match.Shaheen has featured in six matches at the Gaddafi Stadium, taking 16 wickets. As Pakistan’s ODI captain, he has led the side in 13 matches, securing nine wins, including series wins against Australia and South Africa.Pakistan have remained unbeaten in the ongoing ODI tri-series, winning both their matches at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. The hosts began their campaign with a 37-run win over Sri Lanka before registering a comprehensive 87-run win against England.Today’s fixture will mark the first ODI between Pakistan and England at the Gaddafi Stadium since 12 December, 2005. In their previous ODI encounter at the venue, Pakistan defeated England by seven wickets, with former right-arm fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar taking five wickets to help the hosts secure a comfortable win.
Pakistan U17 vs Sri Lanka U17 ODI Series, Pakistan win 4-1
Yousuf’s 105, Azan’s 91 power hosts to 27-run win in fifth match in MultanMultan (Sports Reporter): Pakistan U17 romped to a 27-run win in the fifth One-Day match against Sri Lanka U17 to take the five-match 50-over series 4-1 here at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Saturday. Pakistan’s Mohammad Yousaf continued his red-hot form in the series with his second century which propelled the hosts to 283-7 in 50 overs.In reply, Sri Lanka U17 finished with 256-7 in their 50 overs after struggling at 141-6. Pakistan captain Azan Ahmed opted to bat first but Sri Lanka made early inroads removing opening batter Daud Tauqeer Rana for 13, while Hamza Abbas Baloch departed for 14.Yousaf and Azan then got together and laid the platform for a healthy total with a 138-run stand between them. While Azan fell for 91 off 92 balls striking six fours and three sixes, Yousaf (105, 130b, 12x4s) went on to score the second ton of the 50-over series and third overall, taking his tally of runs to 472 across six matches.Hamid Raza (30, 28b, 2x4s, 1x6) and Ammar Khan (16, 7b, 2x6s) made sure Pakistan finish on a strong note. Sri Lanka’s pursuit of the 284-run target got off to a strong start with opening batters Yenula Hewavitharana (46, 71b, 7x4s) and Methuka Gunaratne (23, 28b, 2x4s, 1x6) putting on 70 runs.Sri Lanka then lost their way when they lost five for 36, slipping from 105-1 to 141-6. No.7 batter Sandaru Malshan (56, 55b, 4x4s) and no.8 Chenul Milnaka (40 not out, 56b, 3x4s) then tried to salvage the innings with a 99-run stand but in vain as Pakistan restricted the visitors to 256-7 in 50 overs.For Pakistan, Mohammad Saim picked up 2-30 in his 10 overs, Sudais Ahmed, Ammar Khan, Hamid Raza and Fahad Iqbal dismissed one batter each.Summarized Scorecard (Pakistan U17 beat Sri Lanka U17 by 27 runs):Pakistan U17 283-7, 50 overs (Mohammad Yousaf 105, Azan Ahmed 91, Hamid Raza 30’ Raveen Sachintha 2-51, Kalindu Sachinthana 2-53)Sri Lanka U17 256-7, 50 overs (Sandaru Malshan 56, Yenula Heewavitharana 46, Chenul Milnaka 40 not out, Methuka Gunaratne 23, Chenuka Dondangoda 22; Mohammad Saim 2-30)Player of the match – Mohammad Yousaf (Pakistan U17)Tour results: (Sri Lanka U17 v Pakistan U17 – Multan)9-11 October – Three-day – Drawn – Pakistan took a 149-run first innings lead15 October – 1st One-Day – Sri Lanka won by 99 runs17 October – 2nd One-Day – Pakistan won by 151 runs19 October – 3rd One-Day – Pakistan won by five wickets21 October – 4th One-Day – Pakistan won by 93 runs23 October – 5th One-Day – Pakistan won by 27 runs
Blind Cricket Asia Cup 2026: PBCC announces 17-member squad
Pakistan Blinds Cricket Team to meet traditional foes India on November 17 in DhakaSports Bulletin ReportKARACHI: Pakistan Blinds’ Cricket Council (PBCC) unfolded the names of 17 member squad for upcoming 2nd Blind Cricket Asia Cup 2026, which is scheduled to take place in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, from November 14 to 20. The squad was announced by Chairman PBCC Syed Sultan Shah in a press conference here on Saturday.Besides Pakistan, India, host nation Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Afghanistan will participate in the event. Chrairman was flanked with the national blind cricket team captain Nisar Ali, vice-captain Badar Munir, team manager Dr. Professor Anwar Ali Sial, Director of Cricket Operations Bilal Satti, and Director of Marketing Salman Bukhari in the press briefing.Syed Sultan Shah, Chairman PBCC said: “A well balanced and strong squad has been assembled for the second Blind Cricket Asia Cup. The history of Pakistan blind cricket is marked by magnificent achievements; the national players have proven their mettle in the past and have even earned the distinction of becoming world champions by winning the T20 World Cup. Pakistan finished as the runner-up in the inaugural Blind Cricket Asia Cup; however, this time, the team will enter the field with thorough preparation, great passion, and an optimal team combination”.Syed Sultan Shah hoped that the national team would deliver an outstanding performance in the Asia Cup 2026. “Pakistan’s encounter against arch-rivals India on November 17 will be the most significant match of the tournament, drawing the attention of fans from across the globe. Pakistan’s spirited players are fully committed to this major contest, and he is confident that the team will showcase its best form and make a determined effort to defeat India. All the teams participating in the Asia Cup possess exceptional talent, ensuring that fans will get to witness high-quality and thrilling blind cricket”.Syed Sultan Shah extended special thanks to Interloop Limited, HabibMetro Bank, and PARCO—organizations that provide patronage and support to the national blind cricket team. The Chairman of the PBCC stated that the role of the corporate sector in supporting players with special abilities is highly commendable, and the Council is grateful to all its sponsors and supporters. Syed Sultan Shah appealed to the nation to keep the national blind cricket team in their prayers. He expressed hope that the Pakistani players would deliver an outstanding performance in Dhaka, bring honor to the country and the nation, and return home as winners of the Asia Cup.Pakistan Squad (17): Zafar Iqbal, Shahzaib, Mohammad Idrees Saleem, Junaid Khan, Fakhar Abbas, and Hamza Mahboob (B1 category); Nisar Ali (captain), Badar Munir (vice-captain), Moeen Aslam, Niamatullah, and Babar Ali (B2 category); Mohammad Safdar, Matiullah, Talha Iqbal, Sanwal Shahzada, Kamran Akhtar, and Naeemullah in the B3 category.
ACB Names Squad for the ACC Men’s Under-19 Asia Cricket Cup 2026
Kabul (Sports News): Afghanistan Cricket Board’s National Selection Committee has finalized Afghanistan U19’s squad for the ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup, which is set to begin on November 5 in Muscat, Oman. Afghanistan Future Stars have been drawn in Group B alongside Sri Lanka U19, Bangladesh U19, and Malaysia U19. Afghanistan will begin their campaign against Bangladesh U19 on November 5 in Muscat.
Pakistan Test squad announced for WTC series against Sri Lanka
Lahore (Sports Reporter): The Pakistan Cricket Board has today announced an initial 14-member Test squad for the two-match ICC World Test Championship series against Sri Lanka set to be played in Rawalpindi and Lahore from 9 to 21 November. A 13-member PCB Patron’s squad has also been announced for the three-day warm-up match against Sri Lanka from 4-6 November at the Islamabad Club. The selectors will add two pacers from the Patron’s squad to the Test squad following the conclusion of the warm-up match on 6 November. Babar Azam is set to continue leading the Test side, while Abdullah Fazal, Arafat Minhas, Azan Awais, Mohammad Abbas, wicketkeepers Mohammad Ghazi Ghori and Saad Baig, along with Razaullah and Saud Shakeel have retained their place in the Test squad. Left-arm spinner Ali Usman and batter Salman Ali Agha are also part of the Test squad for the series against Sri Lanka. Furthermore, a trio of batters including left-handed Mohammad Taha, right-handed Sameer Minhas and Mohammad Suleman have received maiden call-ups to the Pakistan Test squad. 26-old left-handed batter Taha is the leading run-scorer in the President’s Trophy Grade-I first-class, which began in September, with 730 runs across seven matches with the help of three centuries and a best of 225. In the same tournament Mohammad Suleman sits at no.5 position on the batting charts with 652 runs with the help of three centuries as well. Sameer, playing his maiden first-class season, impressed with 405 runs in seven matches, following a highly promising stint with Pakistan U19s. PCB Patron’s squad for three-day warm up match: Wicketkeeper-batter Saad Baig is set to lead the PCB Patron’s XI in the three-day warm-up match against Sri Lanka’s Test squad. From the Test squad, Abdullah Fazal, Ali Usman, Azan Awais, Mohammad Suleman, Mohammad Taha and Sameer Minhas will also be in action in the three-day match. The pace attack for the Patron’s XI consists of Mohammad Salman, Shoaib Akhtar Jnr, Ali Shabbir, Saqib Khan and Ubaid Shah. Batter Mohammad Tayyab Arif will also be part of the squad. Pakistan Test squad: Babar Azam (captain), Abdullah Fazal, Ali Usman, Arafat Minhas, Azan Awais, Mohammad Abbas, Mohammad Ghazi Ghori (wk), Mohammad Suleman, Mohammad Taha, Razaullah, Saad Baig (wk), Salman Ali Agha, Sameer Minhas, Saud ShakeePatron’s XI squad for three-day warm-up v Sri Lanka (4-6 November at Islamabad Club): Saad Baig (captain, wk), Abdullah Fazal, Ali Shabbir, Ali Usman, Azan Awais, Mohammad Salman, Mohammad Suleman, Mohammad Tayyab Arif, Mohammad Taha, Saqib Khan, Sameer Minhas, Shoaib Akhtar Jnr, Ubaid ShahSeries schedule: 4-6 November – Three-day match, Islamabad Club9-13 November – First Test at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi17-21 November – Second Test at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
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