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Younis willing to play as opener

Source: Jang.com.pk

London : United Kingdom | 5 months ago

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Pakistan captain Younis Khan is ready to open the innings if his services are needed at the top of the order in the World Twenty20 Championship. Younis said here on Friday that he will want regular openers in the playing eleven but if needed, he can play as an opener during the tournament. We...

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