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Wednesday, 17 October 2018
Asif Iqbal and a whiff of India-Pakistan nostalgia
At a time when BCCI & PCB fight battles in ICC tribunals, the former Pakistan captain recollects a more fond on-field memory
Tuesday, 16 October 2018
Sarfraz relieved to be back amongst the runs
Averaging a mere 19 with the bat as captain before this Test, Sarfraz turned a corner with a gutsy 94 on the opening day of the second Test
A new Lyon in the desert
Nathan Lyon picked up four wickets in a space of six balls, before Lunch on Day 1, to reduce Pakistan from 57 for 1 to 57 for 5
Sarfraz, Zaman bail Pakistan out after Lyon's four-fer
Marnus Labuschagne's one of three scalps snapped the 147-run sixth-wicket stand, restricting Pakistan to 282 after electing to bat
Rain threat looms as England aim to double series lead
England have lost Liam Dawson to injury while Sri Lanka are without Kusal Perera going into Game 3 of the five-match ODI series
Time at premium as Shanaka looks to settle in at No 5
The all-rounder, who finished as the second highest run-getter in the Provincial T20 tournament, is being looked upon to fill up Angelo Mathews role in the batting order
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