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Pakistan, rain restrict Zimbabwe to 151 for seven

Pakistan restricted Zimbabwe to 151-7 in 39.4 overs before a second rain interruption curtailed the first innings of the World Cup Group A match on Monday.

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Pakistan register seven-wicket win over Zimbabwe

By CricketCountry Staff

 

Asad Shafiq scored 78 off 97 balls to help Pakistan register a seven-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the World Cup Group A match at Pallekele. With this win, Pakistan have made it to the quarter-finals.

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Umar is not faking injury, insists Intikhab

Pakistan manager Intikhab Alam denied on Saturday that Umar Akmal had faked a finger injury in a desperate bid to save his blundering brother Kamran's place in the team.

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Dilshan, Tharanga slam centuries as Sri Lanka press on

By CricketCountry Staff

 

Upul Tharanga notched up a fine hundred as he together with  Tillakaratne Dilshan raised a massive double century stand that knocked the stuffing out of the Zimbabweans in their World Cup Group A match at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium here on Thursday.

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Preview: Sri Lanka look for full points from Zimbabwe game

 

By Suneer Chowdhary

 

The first time that Zimbabwe played Sri Lanka in a World Cup game, it had taken a debut-century from Andy Flower and a near-century from man-of-the-match Arjuna Ranatunga to have the biggest chase in a winning cause in World Cup cricket.

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Zimbabwe take inspiration from Ireland

By Shahid Hashmi

 

Zimbabwe captain Elton Chigumbura said his team would take inspiration from giant-killers Ireland in their World Cup Group A match against much-fancied Sri Lanka on Thursday.

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Sangakkara wants Dilshan to maintain his aggression

Sri Lanka skipper Kumar Sangakkara told Tillakaratne Dilshan to stay angry despite the opener losing out to Australian fast bowler Shaun Tait in an ugly World Cup war of words.

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Taylor lambasts Pakistan bowlers with a broken bat

 

Birthday boy Ross Taylor destroyed the Pakistan attack in a devastating display of power hitting on Tuesday - and revealed he had done it all with a broken bat.

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Picturesque Pallekele Stadium makes World Cup debut

 

Sri Lanka's Pallekele stadium made its World Cup debut on Tuesday, playing host to a match between Pakistan and New Zealand after heavy rains wreaked havoc on previous international fixtures.

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Taylor masterminds legalized mayhem

By Suneer Chowdhary

 

With law of averages catching up with Shahid Afridi’s bowling and Ross Taylor’s batting and refusing to catch up with Kamran Akmal’s wicket-keeping, New Zealand got to 302 for seven in the 50 overs in the Group A league game against Pakistan at Pallekele, here, today.

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