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'We would benefit from Vaughan's absence' - Inzamam

'We would benefit from Vaughan's absence' - Inzamam

nzamam-ul Haq, the Pakistan cricket captain, says that his side would benefit from Michael Vaughan being ruled out by a knee injury in the first Test in Multan starting November 12

09-Nov-2005•Cricinfo staff

Further delay over Vaughan injury

Further delay over Vaughan injury

Michael Vaughan could discover within the next few hours whether his tour of Pakistan is over

08-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Boycott sees Udal as major asset

Boycott sees Udal as major asset

Shaun Udal, the Hampshire off-spinner, could play a key role if selected as the second slow bowler, believes Geoff Boycott

08-Nov-2005•Cricinfo staff

England's problems mount with six-wicket defeat

England's problems mount with six-wicket defeat

England slumped to an embarrassing six-wicket defeat, shortly before tea on the third and final day at Bagh-e-Jinnah

08-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Vaughan chances 'slim' for Multan Test

Vaughan chances 'slim' for Multan Test

Dr Peter Gregory, the ECB's chief medical officer, has conceded that Michael Vaughan's chances of playing in the first Test against Pakistan, starting on Saturday, are 'slim'

07-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Asif surprised at missing out on Test spot

Asif surprised at missing out on Test spot

Mohammad Asif, whose seven wickets yesterday ensured that England's batsmen would continue to struggle at the start of their Pakistan tour, has expressed surprise at not being called into Pakistan's squad to take on the visitors in the first Test at Multa

07-Nov-2005•Cricinfo staff

Vaughan knee injury adds to England's worries

Vaughan knee injury adds to England's worries

England's preparations for next week's first Test at Multan took one step forward but two steps back on the second day of their first-class warm-up against Pakistan A after Michael Vaughan suffered a knee injury

07-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller

Strauss insists there is no need to panic

Strauss insists there is no need to panic

Andrew Strauss insisted that it was not "panic stations", as England's batting flopped dramatically for the third innings in succession

06-Nov-2005•Andrew Miller in Lahore

England crumble again

England crumble again

England crumbled to 126 all out before reducing Pakistan A to 127 for 8 at the close on the first day at Bagh-e-Jinnah

06-Nov-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller in Lahore

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