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Pakistan bats in second one-day international

Pakistan bats in second one-day international

  • Karachi has not hosted a one-day international since 2009
  • Teams have been reluctant to visit Pakistan because of security concerns
By AFP ·
Kane Williamson hails ‘brilliant’ New Zealand after World Cup stunner against India

Kane Williamson hails ‘brilliant’ New Zealand after World Cup stunner against India

By AFP ·
Eoin Morgan urges England to embrace World Cup ‘dream’

Eoin Morgan urges England to embrace World Cup ‘dream’

By AFP ·
Rohit Sharma first man to five World Cup centuries as India top standings ahead of semifinals

Rohit Sharma first man to five World Cup centuries as India top standings ahead of semifinals

By AP ·
Pakistan’s World Cup semifinal hopes over despite Bangladesh win as New Zealand progress

Pakistan’s World Cup semifinal hopes over despite Bangladesh win as New Zealand progress

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Pakistan need World Cup miracle, admits Sarfaraz

Pakistan need World Cup miracle, admits Sarfaraz

By AFP ·
Chris Gayle strikes as West Indies see off Afghanistan in final World Cup game

Chris Gayle strikes as West Indies see off Afghanistan in final World Cup game

By AFP ·
Jonny Bairstow heroics gets England back on track at World Cup with India win at Edgbaston

Jonny Bairstow heroics gets England back on track at World Cup with India win at Edgbaston

By AFP ·
Pakistan beat Afghanistan in heated World Cup thriller at Headingley

Pakistan beat Afghanistan in heated World Cup thriller at Headingley

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Mohammed Shami hat-trick seals tense India World Cup win against Afghanistan

Mohammed Shami hat-trick seals tense India World Cup win against Afghanistan

By AFP ·
‘Legend’ Lasith Malinga too much for England in World Cup shock

‘Legend’ Lasith Malinga too much for England in World Cup shock

By AFP ·
Kane Williamson leads New Zealand to dramatic, last-over win against South Africa at Edgbaston

Kane Williamson leads New Zealand to dramatic, last-over win against South Africa at Edgbaston

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Men on the moon so why no World Cup group-stage reserve days?: Bangladesh coach

Men on the moon so why no World Cup group-stage reserve days?: Bangladesh coach

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