Pakistan cricket in turmoil

Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan, pictured here in 2008, on Wednesday urged President Asif Ali Zardari to reform the national game of cricket, which he said was in as much of a mess as the country.
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Cricket in as much mess as Pakistan, says Imran Khan

Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan on Wednesday urged President Asif Ali Zardari to reform the national game of cricket, which he said was in as much mess as the country.
Jan 28 2009
Pakistan's new captain Younus Khan leaves the ground after a domestic match in Lahore on January 28. Former Pakistan cricket greats on Wednesday welcomed new captain Younus Khan as a chance to revive team fortunes after miserable results under the outgoing Shoaib Malik.
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Former greats hail new Pakistan captain

Former Pakistan cricket greats on Wednesday welcomed new captain Younus Khan as a chance to revive team fortunes after miserable results under the outgoing Shoaib Malik.
Jan 28 2009
Pakistan's new captain Younus Khan appeals during a domestic match in Lahore on January 28. Khan on Wednesday pleaded for support from all his players, warning he has no magic wand to turn around the team's fortunes after a humiliating defeat to Sri Lanka.
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New Pakistan skipper says he has no magic wand

New Pakistan captain Younus Khan on Wednesday pleaded for support from all his players, warning he has no magic wand to turn around the team's fortunes after a humiliating defeat to Sri Lanka.
Jan 28 2009
Pakistan's cricketing legend Javed Miandad speaks to the media at a press conference in Lahore on January 28. Miandad quit his post as Pakistan Cricket Board director general Wednesday following disagreements within the crisis-hit governing body of the country's national sport.
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Pakistan cricket legend Miandad quits

Batting legend Javed Miandad quit his post as Pakistan Cricket Board director general Wednesday following disagreements within the crisis-hit governing body of the country's national sport.
Jan 28 2009
The Pakistan Cricket Board on Tuesday replaced Shoaib Malik, seen here in July 2008, with Younus Khan as captain of the national cricket team after a humiliating defeat against Sri Lanka, its chairman said.
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Pakistan replaces Malik with Younus as captain

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Tuesday replaced Shoaib Malik with Younus Khan as captain of the national cricket team after a humiliating defeat against Sri Lanka, its chairman said.
Jan 27 2009
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