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Pak captain-coach share different thoughts on UAE pitches

Pak captain-coach share different thoughts on UAE pitchesLahore, Apr. 10 : Pakistan coach Intikhab Alam and captain Younis Khan have different views about playing conditions and pitches in the UAE.

While Alam, recently, visited Abu Dhabi and Dubai to inspect the pitches for the series against Australia, and said Pakistan will have an advantage over the visiting team, Khan made it clear that performance will matter even if provided home conditions in the UAE.

Indian found dead in Lahore jail

Indian found dead in Lahore jailLahore, Apr.

Chaudhry not restored under any deal: Aitzaz Ahsan

Chaudhry not restored under any deal: Aitzaz AhsanLahore, Apr. 9 : Pakistan Supreme Court Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry was not restored as a result of any deal, former Supreme Court Bar Association president Aitzaz Ahsan said on Thursday.

Addressing the lawyers here, he said that Chaudhry would continue to provide justice to the masses through suo motu notices.

Bench strength allows Australia to rest top players: Alam

Bench strength allows Australia to rest top players: AlamLahore, Apr. 9 : Pakistan coach Intikhab Alam has said the Australian Cricket team''s bench strength allows them to rest their top players for a series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Referring to Cricket Australia's (CA) decision to rest Ricky Ponting, Mike Hussey, and Mitchell Johnson, Alam said: "Even without three key players, I believe they are a very good side."

The Australian selectors have recalled Andrew Symonds, Brett Lee and Shane Watson as replacements.

ICC mulling year/six month ‘cooling period’ before Pak ICL players return to national team

ICC mulling year/six month ‘cooling period’ before Pak ICL players return to national teamLahore, Apr. 9 : Pakistani ICL players may have been thinking of making a comeback to the national squad after they announced their readiness to terminate their contracts with the league, but it could take a year or six months of a `cooling period' before it could really happen.

US promised not to extend drone attacks in Balochistan : Zardari

US promised not to extend drone attacks in Balochistan : ZardariLahore, Apr. 9 : Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has said that the United States has promised not to extend the drone strikes to Balochistan.

In an interview with The Daily Times, Zardari said the Pakistan government has communicated its discontent over Washington's plan to carry out missile strikes against terror hideouts in Balochistan, replying to which the US had assured that it would not target the new region.

Zardari hoped that Balochistan's problem would be solved by the year end.

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