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Former Pakistan Assistant Head Coach Tim Nielsen on his sacking just before the tour of South Africa "I was a day or two out from going to South Africa and awaiting our flight details when the phone call came to say they made the change. That was a bit...

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Alivor 1 Jahr

The idiot @AJavedOfficial is responsible for all these mess. No one else has done more damage to PAK cricket than this kanjar

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ಸತ್_prajevor 1 Jahr

@_FaridKhan

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Kyle Boydvor 1 Jahr

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