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"Hope Cricket Can Be Forced To Perhaps Help Improve Relationships": ICC Chair Barclay On India's Participation in 2025 Champions Trophy In Pakistan
The last time Pakistan had an ICC event on its soil was when it co-hosted the 1996 World Cup along with India and Sri Lanka. It has not been able to host many international games in the country since the 2009 terrorist attack on Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore.
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Pakistan To Host Sri Lanka, Their First Test Series At Home In More Than 10 Years
Since the 2009 terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus, Pakistan have played most of their matches in the United Arab Emirates.
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West Indies, Sri Lanka Set To Tour Pakistan For T20I Series
The Pakistan Cricket Board on Monday confirmed tours by Sri Lankan and West Indies teams from September onwards, besides a series of T20 matches against a World XI side in Lahore.
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US Officials Affirms Death Of Al-Qaeda Terrorist Qari Yasin In Air Strike
A senior Al-Qaeda commander linked to major attacks in Pakistan including the bombing of a luxury hotel and an assault on Sri Lankan cricket team has been killed in a drone strike in Afghanistan, Washington said Saturday.
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Sri Lanka Cricket Team Attack Mastermind Killed In Afghanistan: Report
A Pakistani terrorist linked to the 2009 attack on Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore was killed in a joint operation by Afghan-US special forces in Afghanistan bordering Pakistan, a media report said today.
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Terrorists Who Attacked Sri Lankan Cricket Team In 2009 Killed: Pakistan
Four of the 10 terrorists allegedly involved in the 2009 attack on the visiting Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore were killed in a shootout with police, Pakistani officials said today.
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Pakistan May Play Their Home Series in Sri Lanka
The Pakistan Cricket Board has been forced to host its "home series" regularly in the UAE since a terrorist attack on Sri Lankan team in Lahore in March, 2009
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Pakistan Cricket Board Chief Denies Bribing Zimbabwe Players for Tour
Zimbabwe became the first full member team to tour Pakistan after the terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan squad in 2009, but there were rumours that the players were paid $12,500 each to make the visit.
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Pakistan Mark Six-Year Home Return With Victory
Pakistan had not hosted any international cricket since terrorists attacks on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in 2009. On Friday, Pakistan celebrated the return with a five-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the first Twenty20 international at a packed Gaddafi Stadium
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Pakistan vs Zimbabwe: Saviour Driver Still Remembers 2009 Terror Attack on Sri Lankan Team Bus
Meher Khalil, who was driving the Sri Lankan team bus when terrorists attacked, will be one of the guests of honour at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium on Friday, when Pakistan play Zimbabwe in their first home international since the notorious incident.
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Pakistan Cricket's Well-Being Zimbabwe's Main Agenda, Says Official
Pakistan are hosting the first international side since the terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team and match officials in March 2009.
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Zimbabwe to Tour Pakistan in May, Confirms Shaharyar Khan
Zimbabwe will become first Test nation to visit Pakistan in six years. Foreign teams have refused to tour Pakistan over security fears since a terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in March 2009.
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Waqar Younis Fears 'Death' of Pakistan Cricket
Former speedster Waqar Younis is hurt that there have been no international matches in Pakistan since the terrorist attacks on the Sri Lankan team in Lahore in March 2009.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Looks to Revive Home Tours
Pakistan have not hosted any international cricket since the terrorist attacks on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in March 2009.
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No international cricket in Pakistan anytime soon: Ex-PCB chief Shaharyar Khan
Shaharyar Khan feels the sport is suffering a lot since Pakistan became a no-go zone for international teams following the 2009 terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore. Since the attack, Pakistan not only lost the right to co-host the 2011 World Cup but also have to play their home matches in the United Arab Emirates.
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"Hope Cricket Can Be Forced To Perhaps Help Improve Relationships": ICC Chair Barclay On India's Participation in 2025 Champions Trophy In Pakistan
The last time Pakistan had an ICC event on its soil was when it co-hosted the 1996 World Cup along with India and Sri Lanka. It has not been able to host many international games in the country since the 2009 terrorist attack on Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore.
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Pakistan To Host Sri Lanka, Their First Test Series At Home In More Than 10 Years
Since the 2009 terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus, Pakistan have played most of their matches in the United Arab Emirates.
-
West Indies, Sri Lanka Set To Tour Pakistan For T20I Series
The Pakistan Cricket Board on Monday confirmed tours by Sri Lankan and West Indies teams from September onwards, besides a series of T20 matches against a World XI side in Lahore.
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US Officials Affirms Death Of Al-Qaeda Terrorist Qari Yasin In Air Strike
A senior Al-Qaeda commander linked to major attacks in Pakistan including the bombing of a luxury hotel and an assault on Sri Lankan cricket team has been killed in a drone strike in Afghanistan, Washington said Saturday.
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Sri Lanka Cricket Team Attack Mastermind Killed In Afghanistan: Report
A Pakistani terrorist linked to the 2009 attack on Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore was killed in a joint operation by Afghan-US special forces in Afghanistan bordering Pakistan, a media report said today.
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Terrorists Who Attacked Sri Lankan Cricket Team In 2009 Killed: Pakistan
Four of the 10 terrorists allegedly involved in the 2009 attack on the visiting Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore were killed in a shootout with police, Pakistani officials said today.
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Pakistan May Play Their Home Series in Sri Lanka
The Pakistan Cricket Board has been forced to host its "home series" regularly in the UAE since a terrorist attack on Sri Lankan team in Lahore in March, 2009
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Pakistan Cricket Board Chief Denies Bribing Zimbabwe Players for Tour
Zimbabwe became the first full member team to tour Pakistan after the terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan squad in 2009, but there were rumours that the players were paid $12,500 each to make the visit.
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Pakistan Mark Six-Year Home Return With Victory
Pakistan had not hosted any international cricket since terrorists attacks on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in 2009. On Friday, Pakistan celebrated the return with a five-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the first Twenty20 international at a packed Gaddafi Stadium
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Pakistan vs Zimbabwe: Saviour Driver Still Remembers 2009 Terror Attack on Sri Lankan Team Bus
Meher Khalil, who was driving the Sri Lankan team bus when terrorists attacked, will be one of the guests of honour at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium on Friday, when Pakistan play Zimbabwe in their first home international since the notorious incident.
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Pakistan Cricket's Well-Being Zimbabwe's Main Agenda, Says Official
Pakistan are hosting the first international side since the terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team and match officials in March 2009.
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Zimbabwe to Tour Pakistan in May, Confirms Shaharyar Khan
Zimbabwe will become first Test nation to visit Pakistan in six years. Foreign teams have refused to tour Pakistan over security fears since a terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in March 2009.
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Waqar Younis Fears 'Death' of Pakistan Cricket
Former speedster Waqar Younis is hurt that there have been no international matches in Pakistan since the terrorist attacks on the Sri Lankan team in Lahore in March 2009.
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Pakistan Cricket Board Looks to Revive Home Tours
Pakistan have not hosted any international cricket since the terrorist attacks on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in March 2009.
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No international cricket in Pakistan anytime soon: Ex-PCB chief Shaharyar Khan
Shaharyar Khan feels the sport is suffering a lot since Pakistan became a no-go zone for international teams following the 2009 terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore. Since the attack, Pakistan not only lost the right to co-host the 2011 World Cup but also have to play their home matches in the United Arab Emirates.
