Pakistan told to put Hair behind, take fresh guard

Pakistan's players have been told to forget the ball-tampering row with umpire Darrell Hair and look to winning the Twenty20 match...

• By: Reuters
• Karachi | August 27, 2006 12:00 AM IST
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Pakistan’s players have been told to forget the ball-tampering row with umpire Darrell Hair and look to winning the Twenty20 match and one-day series against England, team manager Zaheer Abbas said on Saturday.

“They have been advised that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and International Cricket Council (ICC) will sort out the ball-tampering row and to just concentrate on doing well in the one-day series,” Abbas said.

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Pakistan play a Twenty20 match against England in Bristol on Monday and then the five one-dayers from Wednesday which had been in serious doubt after the row broke out last Sunday during the fourth Test at The Oval.

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