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- TTP welcomes Nawaz peace talks offer
- PML-N committee nominates Shahbaz as CM for 3rd time
- Afghan cricket team's captain's father kisnapped
- Pakistan win toss and bat against Ireland
- China for prolonged mutual assistance with Pakistan: Li Keqiang
- MQM dissolves Karachi, London coordination committees
- IMF chief in Paris court over payout scandal
- President condemns attack on security personnel in Quetta
- 20 militants killed in Kurram Agency operation
- Services Chiefs meet Premier Li
- Nawaz Sharif calls on Chinese Premier
- Cellular service to remain suspended from 1 pm to 5 pm in twin cities
- Militant killed, three policemen wounded in Kashmir
- Pakistan, Ireland to face each other in first ODI
- Oil extends losses as dollar firms
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PCB yet to submit security plan to ICC
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board has not yet submitted its security plan to the ICC for next week’s brief visit by Bangladesh in Lahore.
The International Cricket Council wants to assess the security report of the PCB before deciding whether its safe to send neutral umpires for a one day international at Gaddafi Stadium on April 29.
The ICC has already said it could appoint non-neutral umpires if its anti-corruption and security unit deemed Pakistan unsafe.
PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf admitted on Wednesday that the report was delayed, “but I hope it will be dispatched today.”
Bangladesh, the first major team to tour Pakistan in three years, will also play a Twenty20 on April 30. -- Agencies
updated 1 year, 1 month ago
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Afghan cricket team's captain's father
KABUL: Afghanistan's cricket board says gunmen have kidnapped .
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Pakistan win toss and bat against Ireland
DUBLIN: Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat in the first one-day .
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China for prolonged mutual assistance
ISLAMABAD: Chinese Prime Minister, Li Keqiang on Thursday reiterated .
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President condemns attack on security
ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari Thursday strongly condemned .
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Nawaz Sharif calls on Chinese Premier
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League (N) chief Mian Muhammad Nawaz .
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Militant killed, three policemen wounded
SRINAGAR: A top police officer in Indian-administered Kashmir .
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Pakistan, Ireland to face each other
DUBLIN: Pakistan are keener than ever to get back on the field .
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