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The Pakistan team celebrates with the series trophy after winning the third cricket test match against England at Dubai International cricket stadium in Dubai February 6, 2012. PHOTO:REUTERS

England's cricket captain Andrew Strauss (L) congratulated by Pakistan's cricket captain Misbah-ul Haq (R). PHOTO:AFP

Roshaan, the five year old son of Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Hafeez waits with the Pakistan team for the presentations. PHOTO:REUTERS

England's captain Andrew Strauss (3rd left) waits with teammates including Stuart Broad (left), Matt Prior (2nd left), Ian Bell (2nd right) and Jonathan Trott (right) for the presentations. PHOTO:REUTERS

England's captain Andrew Strauss (R) waits with teammates including Graeme Swann (2nd R) for the presentations. PHOTO:REUTERS

England's captain Andrew Strauss waits with teammates, Jonathan Trott (R), Graeme Swann (3rd R) and Ian Bell (L) for the presentations. PHOTO:REUTERS

Pakistan's cricketers celebrates after victory in the third and final Test match against England. PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's Abdur Rehman (2nd left) celebrates after the dismissal of England's Monty Panesar (left). PHOTO:REUTERS

Pakistan's Abdur Rehman celebrates after the dismissal of England's Monty Panesar. PHOTO:REUTERS

Pakistan's cricket captain Misbah-ul Haq holds the trophy after victory in the third and final Test match. PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's cricketers celebrate victory in the third and final Test match against England. PHOTO:AFP

England's cricketer Eoin Morgan (L) collides with Pakistan's cricketer Saeed Ajmal (R). PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's cricketer Saeed Ajmal (R) celebrates with teammates after dismissing England's cricketer Alastair Cook (unseen). PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's cricketer Saeed Ajmal (2nd L) celebrates with his teammates after he dismissed England's cricketer Alastair Cook (unseen). PHOTO:AFP

England's cricketer Kevin Pietersen walks back to the pavilion after his dismissal. PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's cricketer Saeed Ajmal (L) celebrates with teammates captain Misbah-ul Haq (C) and Azhar Ali (R) after dismissing England's cricketer Kevin Pietersen (unseen). PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's cricketer Saeed Ajmal (C) celebrates with teammates after he dismissed England's cricketer Jonathan Trott. PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's cricketer Saeed Ajmal (R) celebrates after he dismissed England's cricketer Jonathan Trott (L). PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's cricketer Abdul Rehman (R) celebrates with his teammates after he dismissed England's cricket captain Andrew Strauss (unseen). PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal celebrates after dismissing England's Jonathan Trott (L) during the third test cricket match at Dubai International cricket stadium in Dubai February 6, 2012. PHOTO:REUTERS

Pakistan's cricketer Saeed Ajmal receives the Man of The Series prize and Pakistan's cricketer Azhar Ali receives the Man of The Match prize. PHOTO:AFP

Pakistan's Umar Gul looks on as England's Stuart Broad (L) is caught
and Abdul Rehman celebrates after he dismissed England's cricket captain Andrew Strauss (unseen). PHOTO:REUTERS/AFP

Pakistan won the three test match series against England by winning the third test match in Dubai on February 6, 2012.

Aamir

Feb 6, 2012 - 10:43PM

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Yes. We really washed their top Rank!

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Tamoor

Feb 7, 2012 - 12:19AM

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Come on now …Pakistan is waiting international cricket .

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khaled

Feb 7, 2012 - 12:34PM

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Good Job! next is to see how they perform on bouncy pitches in England

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Qasim

Feb 16, 2012 - 1:21PM

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Green shirts now getting the true white-wash in ODIs. Test performance was wonderful but the thought of another gree-wash in ODIs was premature and cocky. There is no harm in having heads in the cloud but feet should remain firmly planed on the ground.

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