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Sri Lanka deliberate security concerns in Pakistan

Pakistan taking no chance! Sri Lanka team gets President-level security amid safety concerns after Islamabad blast - Watch

Pakistan has deployed its army and paramilitary forces to ensure the safety of the Sri Lankan cricket team following a deadly suicide bombing in Islamabad. Despite initial player concerns, comprehensive security assurances from Pakistani authorities have led the team to continue their tour.

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PCB reschedules remaining Pakistan–Sri Lanka ODI matches after security review

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Sri Lanka Cricket tells players to stay in Pakistan after bomb blast

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Pakistan Deploys Army After Sri Lanka Players Raise Security Concerns

Pakistan has deployed army and paramilitary forces to protect Sri Lanka's cricket team after a deadly suicide bombing in Islamabad raised security concerns during their ongoing tour, the interior mini...

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Mohsin Naqvi 'grateful' after Sri Lanka decide to continue Pakistan tour amid safety concerns

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Sri Lanka players want to leave Pakistan, but board orders them to stay

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Sri Lanka deploys troops in capital after violence, protests

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Sri Lankan authorities deployed armored vehicles and troops in the streets of the capital on Wednesday, two days after pro-government mobs attacked peaceful protesters, triggering a wave of violence across the country. Security ...

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Army deployed to guard Sri Lanka team

Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir had assured Sri Lankan Defence Minister Pramitha Bandara Tennakoon of the team's safety, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi told parliament in a live televised transmission.

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WATCH: Shaheen Afridi Hosts Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe Stars For Dinner In Islamabad 4 Days After Suicide Blast

Pakistan ODI captain Shaheen Afridi hosted the teams of Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe for a dinner in Islamabad on Saturday. Pakistan and Sri Lanka are in action for a 3-match ODI series, with Zimbabwe joining them for a tri-series next week.

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Pakistan fined 20% of match fee for slow over-rate against Sri Lanka in 1st ODI

Pakistan has been fined 20% of its match fees for a slow over-rate against Sri Lanka after winning their first one-day international. Match referee Ali Naqvi imposed the sanction on Thursday