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Sammy feels for cricket-starved Pakistan fans – The Express Tribune

February 9, 2016

Sammy feels for cricket-starved Pakistan fans – The Express Tribune
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The Express Tribune

Sammy feels for cricket-starved Pakistan fans
The Express Tribune
DUBAI: West Indies Twenty20 captain Darren Sammy Monday said he felt sad for Pakistan cricket fans who are deprived of watching international stars on home grounds due to security fears in the country. Pakistan have been facing international cricket ...
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