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'Just not cricket': Pakistani cricket players found guilty of match fixing

The case against three famous Pakistani cricket players is one of the most serious instances of cheating the 'gentlemen's game' has seen.
India-Pakistan marriage? Sports stars Sania Mirza, Shoaib Malik win few cheers.

News of the pending marriage between Indian tennis player Sania Mirza and Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik has been greeted with dismay by some. ‘It is strange she couldn’t find a suitable boy here,’ says a New Delhi man.
Top Pakistan cricket players banned from national team

Pakistan cricket slapped star players Younis Khan and Mohammad Yusuf with a lifetime ban from the national team on Wednesday, angering many of the cricket-crazy nation's fans.
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Pakistan: The newest cricket pros – women

For the first time this year, Pakistan's women's team qualified for two major international competitions, and players will be paid salaries of $120 a month.

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