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Costly errors against India irk former cricketers
Decision to bowl, opening with spinner Imad branded as wrong calls
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Pakistan’s humiliation against India was meant to be
They are slowly taking cricket away from Pakistan, and are depriving a troubled nation of more than just a game
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Indian publications rub it in Pakistan's face after humiliating defeat
The Indian Express called it the "Mother of all Mismatches"
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Five talking points from Pakistan’s humiliation against India
Sarfraz and co were beaten by Kohli’s men on Sunday at Edgbaston
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India thrash Pakistan in Champions Trophy clash
Men in Blue beat Sarfraz Ahmed's men by 124 runs in Birmingham on Sunday
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India’s preparations marred by infighting
Skipper Kohli and coach Kumble have fallen out quite publicly
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‘Deliver our best’ with ‘positive mind’: Pakistani cricketers on India match
Amir, Malik, Yousuf, Kamran hope Sarfraz can lead team to victory over Kohli and co
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Cricket should win after Pakistan-India match: Shoaib Akhtar
World's fastest pacer says cricket will have to win after the epic clash between arch-rivals
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Salman Butt wants Pakistan players to enjoy India game
Former skipper, who has record five centuries against them, advises side ahead of crunch clash
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Sarfraz’s problem against India
Pakistan skipper has no weapon that he can turn to in order to defeat this Indian behemoth
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