Malcolm Waller
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Younis Khan’s double lifts Pakistan – 1st Test vs. Zimbabwe
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The old war horse of Pakistan, Younis Khan, plundered unbeaten double hundred and enhanced the chances of victory for his team vs. the hosts Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe anticipates a win – 1st Test vs. Pakistan
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Younis Khan and Misbah-ul-Haq fought well as the top order batsmen of Pakistan crumbled again in their 2nd innings against the fiery spell of Zimbabwe bowlers.
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Pakistani bowling exposed by Zimbabwe batsmen – 1st Test
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The middle order batsmen of Zimbabwe led by Malcolm Waller along with Sikandar Raza and a few more toyed with the bowling of Pakistan in the first innings.
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Pakistan clinched the series convincingly – 3rd ODI
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The visiting Pakistani squad well led by their skipper, Misbah-ul-Haq, assisted by Ahmed Shehzad and the bowlers let down the hosts Zimbabwe in the final ODI.
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Pakistan punched Zimbabwe – 2nd ODI
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A dashing hundred from the top order batsman, Mohammed Hafeez, followed by a lethal fast bowling by Junaid Khan put Pakistan on top vs. the hosts Zimbabwe.
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Easy ride for India – 4th ODI vs. Zimbabwe
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The strong Indian side, led by Amit Mishra, Suresh Raina and Rohit Sharma, swallowed the minnows Zimbabwe while beating the hosts all ends up in the 4th ODI.
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Bangladesh dictates on day two – 2nd Test vs. Zimbabwe
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The visiting Bangladesh got a tight grip on the second Test by amassing commendable runs on board followed by grabbing four top wickets of the hosts Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe bulldozed Bangladesh – 1st Test
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Brendan Taylor plundered tons in the consecutive innings of the first Test as Zimbabwe humiliated Bangladesh by a huge margin on the fourth day of the 1st Test.
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Lendl Simmons butchers Zimbabwe as West Indies won – 1st T20
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Lendl Simmons tore apart the ordinary looking bowling attack of Zimbabwe with the assistance of Johnson Charles and Dwayne Bravo as the Windies won the match.
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Johnson Charles and Darren Bravo demolished Zimbabwe bowling – 1st ODI
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The Caribbean batsmen led by centuries from Johnson Charles and Darren Bravo spoiled the Zimbabwe bowling as the hosts clinched the first ODI easily.