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Pakistan women’s team practices at Barabati stadium amidst tight security

With no signs of fear in their eyes despite protests from several quarters, Pakistan's women cricketers on Monday took to their first net practice amid tight security at the Barabati Stadium here, one of the venues for the upcoming World Cup.

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Pakistan Women squad to stay in Cuttack’s Barabati Stadium

Following the protests against their participation in the upcoming ICC Women’s World Cup 2013, the Pakistan Women side has been given accommodation inside Cuttack’s Barabati Stadium.

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Pakistan Women’s cricket team receive warm welcome at Cuttack

Amidst tight security the Pakistan Women's cricket team reached Cuttack to participate in the upcoming ICC Women's Cricket World Cup. The Odisha Cricket Association (OCA) had beefed up security in and around Barabati Stadium in Cuttack and has also decided to keep the Railway Stadium at Bhubaneshwar, ready as an alternative ground to hold ICC...

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Women’s World Cup 2013: OCA beefs up security at Cuttack

The Odisha Cricket Association (OCA) has beefed up security in and around Barabati Stadium in Cuttack and has also decided to keep the Railway Stadium at Bhubaneshwar, ready as an alternative ground to hold ICC Women's World Cup Group B matches.

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Women’s World Cup 2013: ICC confirms Cuttack as venue for Pakistan’s matches

The ICC on Friday, confirmed that some of the Women's cricket World Cup matches have been relocated to Cuttack but the summit clash of the mega event will be played in Mumbai as scheduled.

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ICC Women’s World Cup: Pakistan likely to play at Cuttack Railway Ground

Pakistan Women's team is set to play its matches of the ICC Women's World Cup 2013 at the Cuttack Railway ground. The International Cricket Council (ICC) Women's World Cup, commencing Jan 31, was earlier scheduled to be held in Mumbai. However, the Pakistani team's matches were shifted to Cuttack following opposition by the Shiv Sena....

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ICC Women’s World Cup 2013: Railways ground in Cuttack likely to host Pakistan’s matches

It's almost clear that Odisha's Railway ground will host Pakistan's World Cup matches after the Shiv Sena threatened that it would oppose ties involving the neighbouring country Pakistan in Mumbai. Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) vice president Rajiv Shukla looks optimistic about successfully hosting of the tournament. Cuttack was selected to host...

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ICC Women’s World Cup 2013: Cuttack shut down to protest against Pakistan’s matches in city

Normal life was hit in Odisha's Cuttack as schools, colleges and shops were closed after a shutdown called by right-wing Bajrang Dal to oppose staging of a match of Pakistan's women cricket team in the city.

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ICC Women’s World Cup 2013: Railways ground at Cuttack likely to host Pakistan matches

The Railways-owned ground at Cuttack has emerged as a likely venue to host some games in the ICC Women's World Cup, beginning here on January 31.

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Bajrang Dal steps up protest against Pakistan women playing at Cuttack

The Bajrang Dal has called for a shutdown in Cuttack Thursday to protest the staging of World Cup matches of the Pakistan women's cricket team in the city.

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