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PakistanEngland pull out of men's and women's cricket tours of Pakistan
England cricket chiefs were warned by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday there will be consequences for the decision to withdraw from next month's white-ball tour citing 'increasing concerns ...
Hope NZ pullout won't have a lasting impact: Williamson
New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson has called Pakistan a special place for cricket and is hoping that the pullout of the Kiwis from the white-ball series in the country won't have a lasting impact
Pakistan rule out New Zealand World Cup boycott despite abandoned tour
Pakistan will not boycott next month's Twenty20 World Cup match against New Zealand after the Black Caps abruptly abandoned their tour over security fears, the country's cricket board said Sunday.
Pakistan battling isolation as cricket host after New Zealand pull out
Prime Minister Imran Khan, a former international cricketing hero, and the Pakistan Cricket Board will now have to work overtime to avoid another period of exile
New Zealand silent on security threat ending Pakistan tour
The side previously cut short a tour in 2002 after a suicide bombing outside their team hotel in Karachi killed 14 people, including 11 French naval engineers
New Zealand will hear us at ICC: PCB chairman
The matter would be taken to the International Cricket Council, indicated Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ramiz Raja
New Zealand just killed Pakistan cricket: Shoaib Akhtar
Former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar on Friday came down heavily on New Zealand for abandoning their tour of Pakistan and said the team just killed Pakistan cricket.
New Zealand call off Pakistan cricket series after security alert
New Zealand on Friday cancelled a series of one-day cricket internationals against Pakistan over security concerns just minutes after the first match was due to start
Pakistan to tour Bangladesh for two Tests, three T20Is
Pakistan have an immaculate record in Tests against Bangladesh with 10 wins from 11 matches
Blinken asks Pakistan to 'line up' in pressuring Taliban
US secretary of state Antony Blinken called Monday on Pakistan to deny legitimacy to the Taliban unless they meet international demands, acknowledging concerns that Islamabad has supported militants ...
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