1. Pakistan cricket raid suspect held
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One of seven men accused of plotting a deadly attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore has been arrested, according to local police.

2. Pakistan criticised over attacks
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Cricket officials involved in the deadly attacks on a bus carrying the Sri Lankan cricket team in Lahore has criticised the Pakistani security forces.

3. Broad: We were 'sitting ducks'
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ICC match referee Chris Broad accused Pakistan security forces on Wednesday of leaving Sri Lanka's cricketers as "sitting ducks'' when they were attacked by gunmen in Lahore.

4. Australia reschedule Pakistan tour
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Australia have agreed to split their postponed visit to Pakistan in two parts and will tour in April-May next year and again in 2010, according to a joint statement from the two cricket boards.

5. Sharif's party to contest election
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The political party of Nawaz Sharif, a former Pakistani prime minister, has announced it will take part in January's general election after failing to agree a boycott with other opposition parties.

6. Woolmer inquiry ends without answer
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An inquest into the death of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer has ended inconclusively, when a Jamaican jury was unable to determine the cause of death after hearing testimony from more than 50 peop

7. Pakistan opposition leader freed
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More than 5,000 people detained during Pakistan's state of emergency, including opposition leader Imran Khan, have been freed from jail over the past two days.

8. Security fears move S Africa match
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...will be moved to Lahore after the Proteas declined to play in troubled Karachi for security reasons, according to a Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) official. ...

9. Bhutto 'blamed' for Karachi deaths
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An opposition politician says Benazir Bhutto, the former Pakistani prime minister, "has only herself to blame" for the attack on her homecoming parade in Karachi.

10. Bhutto seeks in-depth bombing probe
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Benazir Bhutto, the former Pakistani prime minister, has called on the government to seek foreign help to investigate the suicide bombing that hit her procession in Karachi last week.