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Pakistan v India, 3rd Test, Rawalpindi

In a dramatic day's play, India, after taking charge of the match, let the advantage slip a bit

After 34 incident-free days, a sour note was struck on the cricket field today when an Indian photographer was assaulted by a police constable at the Pindi Stadium during the afternoon session today

What better way for the Pakistani president, General Pervez Musharraf, to pass the day, than to invite the Indian team over for tea?

Sachin Tendulkar carved a dazzling 141, but it wasn't enough to inspire India to an improbable victory after they were all out for 317, just 12 runs short

Kamran Abbasi's memo to Javed Miandad and Inzamam-ul-Haq

Pakistan's coach Javed Miandad fielded journalists' questions ahead of the second one-dayer at Rawalpindi

Yasir Hameed and Imran Farhat notched up commanding hundreds, as Pakistan beat New Zealand by 49 runs in the final one-day international at Rawalpindi

Pakistan swept to a seven-wicket win after reducing New Zealand to 183, and took a 4-0 lead in the five-match series

Herschelle Gibbs' flourish at the top of the innings and Jacques Kallis' lesson in middle-order stability helped South Africa to a six-wicket win, and so level the five-match series and set up the decider on Sunday

A 5-0 win against South Africa in the One Day International series starting in Lahore on 3 October 2003 will lift Pakistan above its opponent to second in the official ODI ratings

Mushfiqur Rahman bowled by Umar Gul as Bangladesh pressed for quick runs Yousuf Youhana scripted another gritty innings to lead Pakistan to a fourth consecutive victory in the one-day series against Bangladesh

Pakistan proved the tag of bad chasers of wrong for the second time in less than seven months when they overhauled New Zealand's 277 with three wickets and 17 balls to spare to clinch the One-day International series at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium

For once Pakistan did chase well, despite a rather nightmarish start

Rawalpindi's Naveed Ashraf was only himself to blame as he missed what was a perfect opportunity for him to score a century in the Quaid Trophy Grade-I match against Lahore Whites Wednesday at Rawalpindi Stadium

Lahore Whites powered their way to a big first innings total Tuesday in their Quaid Trophy Grade-I game against Rawalpindi, thanks to patient half centuries by a trio of their batsmen

Rawalpindi were dealt a big blow by match referee Abdul Sami Khan Thursday when he slapped a one-match ban on paceman Mohammad Zahid and fined him Rs 5,000 for imtimidatory bowling

Rawalpindi after putting on a respectable 249, dropped three catches to leave Rest of Punjab at a happy 68 for no loss on the first day of their Quaid Trophy Grade-I game at the KRL Stadium

Medium-pacers Junaid Zia and Kamran Sajid shared six wickets Wednesday to help Young Pakistan to an easy six-wicket victory against the touring Sri Lankan Juniors in the second one-day International at the Rawalpindi Stadium