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Younis Khan feels players being picked too early in side

Younis Khan feels players being picked too early in side
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Former cricketers await Pakistan-South Africa Test series

Former cricketers await Pakistan-South Africa Test series Published On Karachi s historic National Stadium will host first Pakistan-South Africa Test on 26 January. KARACHI (Dunya News) – Karachi’s historic National Stadium will play host to the first Pakistan-South Africa Test on Pakistani soil in more than 13 years when play begins on Tuesday, 26 January. The National Stadium Karachi is considered Pakistan’s fortress of Test cricket but South Africa remains one of only two teams to have beaten the home side in the 42 matches hosted at the venue. South Africa won here by 160 runs to take what turned out to be a decisive 1-0 lead in the last series to be played between the two teams in Pakistan. Current Pakistan batting coach Younis Khan scored a century in the second innings of the match while debutant spinner Abdur Rehman took eight wickets in the match.

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CRICKET: STEPPING OUT OF THE BUBBLE - Newspaper

The Pakistan team: relieved after coming out of quarantine The veracity of the coronavirus tests undertaken before the 54-strong Pakistan cricket squad landed in New Zealand has become a point of contention, after no less than 10 members were tested positive since their arrival there. The stringent measures of the New Zealand health ministry have already created an ugly situation with the tour threatened with being aborted even before the first ball had been bowled. According to New Zealand regulations, all overseas arrivals are required to spend two weeks in quarantine, with sports teams that return negative tests after three days granted permission to train together in isolation.

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