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Cash-Strapped Pakistan Offers USD 50 Million Credit Line To Sri Lanka For Defence
Cash-strapped Pakistan has offered a USD 50 million new credit line to Sri Lanka to boost cooperation in defence and security sectors.
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China Holds First Meeting With South Asian Countries On Covid, Poverty Relief Cooperation
China has held its first meeting with Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh to discuss COVID-19 and poverty relief cooperation besides resuming trade and economic ties disrupted by the pandemic.
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Presidents Of Afghanistan, Sri Lanka Call Up PM Modi Over Uri Attack
In the wake up Uri attack, Presidents of Afghanistan and Sri Lanka today called up Prime Minister Narendra Modi to condemn the "cross-border" terror strike and shared the resolve for sustained efforts to eliminate the threat of terrorism.
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Pakistan-China Davis Cup Tie Moved to Sri Lanka Over Security Concerns
The Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) said they had hoped that the country's strong economic links with China would help convince officials to bring the competition to Lahore.
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India-Pakistan Series Unlikely, Atmosphere 'Not Conducive': Sources
An India-Pakistan cricket series is unlikely for now, even in a neutral venue like Sri Lanka, with the government signaling to the cricket board that the "atmosphere is not conducive," say sources.
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ICC World Twenty20: Injury fears grip South Africa as Faf du Plessis, Dale Steyn uncertain
South Africa take on Sri Lanka in their ICC World Twenty20 opening clash on Saturday. The Proteas hammered Pakistan by 8 wickets in the last warm-up tie on Wednesday.
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ICC World Twenty20: India aim to sort out team combination in warm-up tie against Sri Lanka
While the tournament proper will begin for India on March 21 against arch-rivals Pakistan, the two warm-up ties will provide captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni with a chance to sort out his playing combination before the real action begins.
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Dav Whatmore confident of Pakistan's resurgence
Pakistan lost the second Test against Zimbabwe by 24 runs earlier this month to leave the two-match series tied at 1-1, a result which saw them drop from fourth to sixth in the Test rankings.
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Pakistan keen on bilateral ties with India, triseries involving Sri Lanka can wait: PCB chief Najam Sethi
The PCB chief said the participation of the Pakistani Twenty20 champions, Faisalabad Wolves in the ongoing Champions League in India was a welcome development. Meanwhile, Sethi confirmed that former captain Moin Khan will be asked to continue as manager of the national team for the forthcoming series against South Africa in UAE, starting in Octob...
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Pakistan Cricket Board chief backs under-fire Misbah-ul-Haq
Pakistan were beaten by 24 runs in the second Test in Harare last week -- their first loss at the hands of the cricketing minnows for 15 years -- which left the two-match series tied 1-1.
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Pakistan win ODI series with a scrappy four-wicket win vs West Indies
Pakistan take the five-match series 3-1 with one tied and now both teams shift focus to the two Twenty20 internationals to be played on Saturday and Sunday in St Vincent
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4th ODI: Lightning assault by Mohammad Hafeez, Misbah-ul-Haq sees off West Indies
Following a tie in the third match two days earlier, Pakistan now have an unbeatable 2-1 lead going into the fifth and final match at the same Beausejour Stadium venue on Wednesday.
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3rd ODI: Jason Holder guides West Indies to thrilling tie versus Pakistan
Responding to the tourists' total of 229 for six, and requiring 15 off the final over to win, Holder smashed a four and a six resulting in some last ball drama.
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Losing wickets at regular intervals was key, says Taylor
New Zealand's stand-in skipper Ross Taylor blamed the loss of wickets at regular intervals for his side's 112-run defeat against Sri Lanka in their concluding Group A World Cup tie on Friday.
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Malik doubtful for Sri Lanka tie
Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik is doubtful for Sunday's Asia Cup super four stage match against Sri Lanka, coach Geoff Lawson said on Saturday.
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Cash-Strapped Pakistan Offers USD 50 Million Credit Line To Sri Lanka For Defence
Cash-strapped Pakistan has offered a USD 50 million new credit line to Sri Lanka to boost cooperation in defence and security sectors.
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China Holds First Meeting With South Asian Countries On Covid, Poverty Relief Cooperation
China has held its first meeting with Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh to discuss COVID-19 and poverty relief cooperation besides resuming trade and economic ties disrupted by the pandemic.
-
Presidents Of Afghanistan, Sri Lanka Call Up PM Modi Over Uri Attack
In the wake up Uri attack, Presidents of Afghanistan and Sri Lanka today called up Prime Minister Narendra Modi to condemn the "cross-border" terror strike and shared the resolve for sustained efforts to eliminate the threat of terrorism.
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Pakistan-China Davis Cup Tie Moved to Sri Lanka Over Security Concerns
The Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) said they had hoped that the country's strong economic links with China would help convince officials to bring the competition to Lahore.
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India-Pakistan Series Unlikely, Atmosphere 'Not Conducive': Sources
An India-Pakistan cricket series is unlikely for now, even in a neutral venue like Sri Lanka, with the government signaling to the cricket board that the "atmosphere is not conducive," say sources.
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ICC World Twenty20: Injury fears grip South Africa as Faf du Plessis, Dale Steyn uncertain
South Africa take on Sri Lanka in their ICC World Twenty20 opening clash on Saturday. The Proteas hammered Pakistan by 8 wickets in the last warm-up tie on Wednesday.
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ICC World Twenty20: India aim to sort out team combination in warm-up tie against Sri Lanka
While the tournament proper will begin for India on March 21 against arch-rivals Pakistan, the two warm-up ties will provide captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni with a chance to sort out his playing combination before the real action begins.
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Dav Whatmore confident of Pakistan's resurgence
Pakistan lost the second Test against Zimbabwe by 24 runs earlier this month to leave the two-match series tied at 1-1, a result which saw them drop from fourth to sixth in the Test rankings.
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Pakistan keen on bilateral ties with India, triseries involving Sri Lanka can wait: PCB chief Najam Sethi
The PCB chief said the participation of the Pakistani Twenty20 champions, Faisalabad Wolves in the ongoing Champions League in India was a welcome development. Meanwhile, Sethi confirmed that former captain Moin Khan will be asked to continue as manager of the national team for the forthcoming series against South Africa in UAE, starting in Octob...
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Pakistan Cricket Board chief backs under-fire Misbah-ul-Haq
Pakistan were beaten by 24 runs in the second Test in Harare last week -- their first loss at the hands of the cricketing minnows for 15 years -- which left the two-match series tied 1-1.
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Pakistan win ODI series with a scrappy four-wicket win vs West Indies
Pakistan take the five-match series 3-1 with one tied and now both teams shift focus to the two Twenty20 internationals to be played on Saturday and Sunday in St Vincent
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4th ODI: Lightning assault by Mohammad Hafeez, Misbah-ul-Haq sees off West Indies
Following a tie in the third match two days earlier, Pakistan now have an unbeatable 2-1 lead going into the fifth and final match at the same Beausejour Stadium venue on Wednesday.
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3rd ODI: Jason Holder guides West Indies to thrilling tie versus Pakistan
Responding to the tourists' total of 229 for six, and requiring 15 off the final over to win, Holder smashed a four and a six resulting in some last ball drama.
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Losing wickets at regular intervals was key, says Taylor
New Zealand's stand-in skipper Ross Taylor blamed the loss of wickets at regular intervals for his side's 112-run defeat against Sri Lanka in their concluding Group A World Cup tie on Friday.
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Malik doubtful for Sri Lanka tie
Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik is doubtful for Sunday's Asia Cup super four stage match against Sri Lanka, coach Geoff Lawson said on Saturday.
