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  Pakistan cricket squad to leave for England on June 28

  A 29-member Pakistan squad will leave for England on June 28 to play three tests and three Twenty20 internationals.
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  England bound Pakistan squad to undergo COVID-19 tests on June 22

  The Covid-19 tests of Pakistan’s entire England bound squad comprising 43 members — including 29 players and 14 officials — will be held on June 22 at their respective cities of residence.
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  Batting prodigy Haider Ali vows to impress, if given chance on England tour

  Haider Ali has pledged to make an impact during Pakistan’s upcoming tour to England after coming thro­ugh junior level ranks to gain maiden selection in the senior national squad, following a successful domestic season.
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  Pakistan hope to dominate in England tour despite no prior practice

  Pakistan will take on England in the opening Test expected to begin on August 5 at Old Trafford without any practice matches.
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  We have a decent pace attack to challenge England: says Naseem

  Having turned just 17 on Feb 15 this year, the right-arm tearaway from Lower Dir, Naseem has made rapid strides in Test cricket by becoming the youngest-ever fast bowler to grab a five-for at a tender age of 16 years.
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  Will see drastic improvement when I return: Fakhar Zaman

  Opening batsman Fakhar Zaman has acknowledged his shortcomings and said that he will return as an improved cricketer for the Men in Green's upcoming tour of England in August.
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  ENG v PAK 2020: PM Imran Khan gives approval to Ehsan Mani for upcoming England series

  Prime Minister Imran Khan gave the Men in Green approval to travel for their upcoming series in England, according to a source in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
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  PCB announces ambitious 5-year strategic development plan

  The incumbent management of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) headed by Ehsan Mani announced an ambitious development plan for five years (2019-2023).
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  It is my career and I will retire on my own terms: Hafeez

  Senior all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez hit back at his detractors who had questioned the former Pakistan captain’s inclusion in the squad for the August-September tour of England, saying that he’ll retire on his own terms.
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  Inzamam questions Pakistan’s extended squad for England tour

  Former captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has raised eyebrows on Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) selection committee's decision to announce a big squad for the England tour, fearing that instead of serving the good it may hit back.