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: A. Cricket has ups and downs and again ups. There was a time when for a long time West Indies ruled the game. From sixties and seventies, with giants...... more
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Ejaz Butt on Tuesday expressed confidence that spot-fixing will never raise its ugly head again in Pakistan cricket. ...
http://www.zeenews.com/sports/cricket/spot-fixing-will-never-happen-again-in-pak-cricket-ejaz-butt_731639.htmlPoor health may not be the reason for Waqar Younis stepping down as Pakistan's cricket coach as speculation is rife that his exit was the result of... ...
http://www.rediff.com/cricket/report/waqar-younis-resigned-fallout-ejaz-butt/20111023.htmPakistan Cricket Board`s outgoing Chairman Ejaz Butt got players to sign their central contracts and also approved the release of pending payments... ...
http://www.zeenews.com/sports/cricket/butt-gets-players-to-sign-contracts-before-going_731170.htmlZaka Ashraf was appointed the PCB chairman after Ejaz Buttufffdufffdufffds three-year tenure ended. ...
http://www.zeenews.com/sports/cricket/arbitrary-appointment-of-pcb-chief-will-affect-pak-s-performance-mani_730976.htmlEjaz Butt`s departure as Pakistan Cricket Board chairman has led to the return of former Test captain Javed Miandad to the PCB offices. ...
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