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Inzamam to lead Pakistan in World Cup 2007

December 17, 2006
Pakistan Cricket Board has retained Inzamam-ul-Haq as captain of the national cricket team for next year's World Cup.

West Indies in Pakistan 2006

Pakistan wraps up ODI series

Dec 16, 2006
Opening batsmen Mohammad Hafeez and Kamran Akmal hit half centuries and piloted Pakistan to a seven-wicket victory against the West Indies in the fifth and final one-day international on Saturday.
Fifth ODI, Karachi : West Indies 238-7 (50 overs) beat Pakistan 239-3 (46.5 overs) by seven wickets

West Indies beat Pakistan by seven wickets

Dec 13, 2006
Marlon Samuels smashed his first century in a One-Day International in four years today to power the West Indies to an emphatic seven-wicket victory over new-look Pakistan in the fourth one-dayer of the series.
Fourth ODI, Multan: West Indies 212-3 (34.5 overs) beat Pakistan 209 (49.5 overs) by seven wickets

Selectors recall Afridi and Faisal for Multan ODI

Dec 13, 2006
Pakistan cricket selectors on Monday included all-rounder Shahid Afridi and middle-order batsman Faisal Iqbal in the national squad.

Pakistan beat windies by 7 wickets

Dec 11, 2006
Imran Farhat hit a half century on Sunday and led Pakistan to an easy seven-wicket victory over a reckless West Indies side in the third ODI.
Third ODI, Lahore: Pakistan 192/3 (33.4/35 overs) beat West Indies 207-7 (46.3 overs) by seven wickets (D/L method)

Pakistan beat windies in Faisalabad ODI

Dec 8, 2006
Inzamam-ul-Haq celebrated his return to international cricket with an unbeaten 42 to help Pakistan beat the West Indies by two wickets in the second one-day cricket international in Faisalabad.
One-day international, Faisalabad: Pakistan 154-8 beat West Indies 151 by two wickets

Mohd Yousuf doubtful for Faisalabad ODI

Dec 7, 2006
Pakistan's record-breaking batsman, Mohammad Yousuf is doubtful for second one-day international against the West Indies.

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Shoaib Akhtar and Mohd Asif cleared

Dec 5, 2006
Pakistan fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif have had their drugs bans overturned.
Shoaib was suspended for two years and Asif one after testing positive for nandrolone in the build-up to Octobers ICC Champions Trophy. The players appealed against the bans - imposed by a tribunal appointed by the Pakistan Cricket Board - claiming they never knowingly took any outlawed substances. And a PCB anti-doping appeals committee overturned the suspensions. Chairman Fakhruddin Ibrahim, a retired judge, said: "This appeal committee therefore holds that Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif will not be deemed to have committed a doping offence.

West Indies in Pakistan 2006

First ODI abandoned due to rain

Dec 5, 2006
Heavy rains abandoned the opening one-day international between Pakistan and the West Indies on Tuesday.

Weather threatens first ODI in Rawalpindi

Dec 5, 2006
Torrential rain is threatening the first game of the five-match one-day series between Pakistan and the West Indies scheduled for Tuesday.

Pakistan drops Afridi

Dec 1, 2006
Pakistani selectors have dropped flamboyant all rounder Shahid Afridi for the first one-day international against West Indies on Dec. 5.

Pakistan wrap up Karachi test

Dec 1, 2006
Pakistan cricket team completed a 2-0 series victory over the West Indies after they wrapped up the third Test by 199 runs in Karachi.
Third Test, Karachi, day five: Pakistan 304 & 399-6d bt West Indies 260 & 244-9 by 199 runs

Windies facing defeat in Karachi test

Nov 30, 2006
Hundreds by Pakistans Mohammad Hafeez and Mohammed Yousuf placed the host side in a strong position at 399 for six declared earlier today.
Third Test, Karachi, day four (close): Pakistan 304 & 399-6 v West Indies 260 & 39-2

Mohd Yousuf breaks record for most test runs in calendar year

Nov 30, 2006
Pakistan batsman Mohammad Yousuf Thursday broke the world record of most test runs in a calendar year during the fourth day of the third and final cricket test against the West Indies.
Yousuf drove fast bowler Corey Collymore to the boundary through mid-on to reach 48 and surpass Viv Richards' 30-year-old record of 1,710 runs made by the former West Indies captain in 11 test matches in 1976. Yousuf, 32, is also playing in his 11th test in 2006 and has already scored eight centuries which is also the most by any batsman in a calendar year. He made two centuries in the home series against India early this year before recording three each against England and the West Indies.

Pakistan take control in Karachi test

Nov 29, 2006
Pakistan are 130-2 in their second innings, a lead of 174 after three days of the third and final cricket test against the West Indies in Karachi.
Third Test, Karachi, day three (close): Pakistan 304 & 130-2 v West Indies 260

West Indies batsmen rebuild slowly

Nov 28, 2006
West Indies began a gritty fight to stay in the third Test after losing six wickets on day two in Karachi.
Third Test, Karachi, day two (stumps): Pakistan 304 v West Indies 191-6

Yousuf breaks Richards' Test record

Nov 27, 2006
Pakistan's Mohammad Yousuf on Monday broke the 30-year-old record of West Indies legend Vivian Richards of most Test centuries in a calendar year.
Yousuf was bowled out at 102 on the opening day of the third Test against West Indies in Karachi. Richards had made 1,710 runs in 11 Tests in 1976 and Yousuf has scored 1,664 runs with eight centuries in 11 Test matches in 2006 so far.

Good start for West Indies in third test

Nov 27, 2006
Mohammad Yousuf's 22nd Test century was the highlight of an otherwise tough day for Pakistan as they suffered a minor middle-order collapse against West Indies on the first day of the third Test in Karachi.
Third Test, Karachi, day one (close): Pakistan 257-7 v West Indies
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