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15-Apr-2012 10:34:00 GMT

Bangladesh tour of Pakistan 2012

Bangladesh to Tour Pakistan Confirm

Dhaka: Bangladesh have formally confirmed to the PCB that they will tour Pakistan to play one ODI and one Twenty20 International. The ODI will be played on April 29 and the T20I on April 30.

Both matches will be played at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. This will be the first international games played in Pakistan between two Full Member nations following the attacks on Sri Lanka team in March 2009.

Scores	Upcoming	Results
Pakistan vs New Zealand - 4th T20I Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Royal Challengers Bangalore - 41st Match 42nd Match - Kolkata Knight Riders v Punjab Kings - April 26, 14:00 GMT 43rd Match - Delhi Capitals v Mumbai Indians - April 27, 10:00 GMT 40th Match - Delhi Capitals v Gujarat Titans at New Delhi Delhi Capitals won by 4 runs 39th Match - Chennai Super Kings v Lucknow Super Giants at Chennai Lucknow Super Giants won by 6 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

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