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Hopes of Indo-Pak series dying: PCB
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The chances of happening the much-awaited bilateral cricket series between India and Pakistan later this month are \"dying\", according to Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Shaharyar Khan who on Wednesday said that the prolonged delay could lead to the tour being called up ultimately.
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Karachi: The chances of happening the much-awaited bilateral cricket series between India and Pakistan later this month are "dying", according to Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Shaharyar Khan who on Wednesday said that the prolonged delay could lead to the tour being called up ultimately.
Shaharyar said the Islamabad visit of Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj did not help in revival of the series, virtually hinting that the proposed series in Sri Lanka may not take place at all.
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