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Former coach Mohsin says beating Oz would give Pak confidence ahead of T20 WC
Aug 7, 2:47 pm
Islamabad, Aug. 7(ANI): Former Pakistan coach and player
Mohsin Khan has said beating Australia in their upcoming series in the United Arab Emirates would give a confidence boost to the team ahead of the Twenty World Cup in Sri Lanka.The announcement of a series to be played in the searing summer heat in the UAE was initially met with a lot of pessimism from Australian players, and Mohsin admits the weather is going to play a big part in the series, but added that the professionalism of Australian players would eclipse all these factors."The conditions won't be easy for Australia, especially because of the high temperatures in the UAE during these months. However, they are going to play day-night matches which are an advantage," Mohsin said during an interview with Pakpassion.com."I must add that the Australians are committed to their profession and they are mentally and physically so tough that they manage to adjust themselves everywhere. They are true professionals and I think they will manage to cope with the conditions to a great extent," he added."Beating Australia will help Pakistan gain confidence ahead of the World Cup. The weather in Sri Lanka and the UAE are similar in the sense that both places are quite hot," he said.Mohsin further added: "But the climate of both the venues differs in terms of humidity - UAE has dry heat while Sri Lanka has a humid climate. Heat is the common factor though. So I think it's good for Pakistan that they're going to play a series in the UAE before the T20 World Cup in Sri Lanka." (ANI)
Top Mumbai cop says phones used to contact IPL bookies in India, Dubai and Pakistan
May 18, 7:51 pm
New Delhi, May 18 (ANI): Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime), Mumbai, Himanshu Roy revealed on Saturday 30 phones were used during the spot-fixing episode in the sixth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).
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Spot-fixing row: N.Srinivasan calls the spot-fixers as 'dirty cricketers'
May 18, 6:06 pm
New Delhi, May 18 (ANI): President of Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) N.Srinivasan on Saturday termed the tainted Rajasthan Royals cricketers as "dirty cricketers" who have let the Indian Premier League (IPL) down and should be put behind bars.
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Spot-fixing row: Mumbai Police get hold of Sreesanth's laptop (Update:-Spot-fixing)
May 18, 5:19 pm
Mumbai, May 18 (ANI): Mumbai Police Crime Branch raided Sofitel Hotel in the city, the hotel in which spot-fixing protagonist S.Sreesanth was residing and has recovered a laptop belonging to him.
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Amla 'not surprised' at Kirsten's decision to step down as coach
May 18, 4:11 pm
Islamabad, May 18 (ANI): South African batsman Hashim Amla said that he is not surprised by the decision of Gary Kirsten to step down from the position of head coach of the team.
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