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Big Blow For Pakistan As Star Batter Ruled Out Of Remaining 2nd Test vs England

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Big Blow For Pakistan As Star Batter Ruled Out Of Remaining 2nd Test vs England

The left-handed batter remained off the field after tea on Day 1 of the ongoing Test match between England and Pakistan and subsequently went off the field.

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