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Waqar rejects allegations

Sky Sports - 21 Nov 2015 00:10
Waqar rejects allegations Waqar Younis has voiced his confidence that there was nothing untoward about Pakistan's third one-day international defeat by England.
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The next step for brilliant Jos Buttler is to win the mind games and master cricket's longer format Batsman admits he must learn to filter information, but Trevor Bayliss is backing him to succeed in adapting to the longer format
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Namibia mourn Van Schoor

Sky Sports - 21 Nov 2015 17:58
Namibia mourn Van Schoor Namibia international cricketer Raymond van Schoor has died at the age of 25, five days after collapsing while playing for his country.
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Hafeez won't play with Amir

Sky Sports - 21 Nov 2015 16:30
Hafeez won't play with Amir Mohammad Hafeez has turned down a chance to play in Bangladesh because his new team would also have included Mohammad Amir.
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Hafeez won't play with Asif

Sky Sports - 21 Nov 2015 16:30
Hafeez won't play with Asif Mohammad Hafeez has turned down a chance to play in Bangladesh because his new team would also have included Mohammad Amir.
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Waqar: My young side will learn

Sky Sports - 21 Nov 2015 15:40
Waqar: My young side will learn Waqar Younis is confident his young Pakistan squad will benefit from their 3-1 ODI defeat by England in the United Arab Emirates.
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T20I: Five of the best

Sky Sports - 21 Nov 2015 14:41
T20I: Five of the best Pakistan and England play in the first of three T20 internationals in Dubai on Thursday.
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Pakistan vs England: ICC plays down match fixing fears in third ODI after 'suspicious betting patterns' ICC confident there was no match-fixing in England's one-day international win over Pakistan despite reports of irregular betting patterns before game
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Bayliss targets T20 triumph

Sky Sports - 21 Nov 2015 11:34
Bayliss targets T20 triumph England coach Trevor Bayliss is hoping the one-day international series victory over Pakistan will act as a springboard for Twenty20 World Cup success.
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