MPs of pygmyland unite!
LAHOREP the Pygmy: If there is no controversy let us create one.Fair Square: Your mentality seems to be that of gravediggers.br
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Politicians urged to help recover missing persons
ISLAMABAD: The decision to reinstate the sacked chief justice of the apex court and other judges has brought a new ray of hope for the relatives of th
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Ryder, Vettori tons spare NZ blushes
HAMILTON: A defiant captain’’s century by Daniel Vettori and a maiden ton for Jesse Ryder rescued New Zealand on the opening day of the first Test here
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BD move a setback, says Younis
KARACHI: Pakistan captain Younis Khan expressed disappointment Wednesday after Bangladesh postponed Pakistan’’s tour over security fears, saying Dhaka
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Kallis denies tensions in South African camp
CAPE TOWN: Stand-in South African captain Jacques Kallis said on Wednesday there were no tensions in the camp ahead of the third and final Test agains
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New Zealand one step from Sunday showdown
SYDNEY: New Zealand head into Thursday (today)’’s match against Pakistan knowing a win will take it to the final of the International Cricket Council (
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Balochistan atmosphere not congenial for Taliban: IG FC
QUETTA: The land and atmosphere of Balochistan are not congenial socially, economically and politically for the Taliban to operate in Balochistan.
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Security fears force Pakistan to lose Davis Cup series (Sports Illustrated)
LONDON (AP) — Pakistan lost the right to host its Davis Cup series against the Philippines because of security fears in the wake of the attack on Sri Lanka’s cricket team.
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BD suspend tours by foreign teams
DHAKA: Bangladesh has postponed a tour by the Pakistan cricket team because of security concerns after last month’’s military mutiny in Dhaka, dealing
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”Woolmer a great loss to Pakistan”
KARACHI: Pakistan captain Younis Khan spoke on Wednesday of how he would never forget Bob Woolmer, as the cricket world marked the second anniversary
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