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Pindi Club Ground Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Also or formerly known as Army Sports Ground
Capacity 10,000
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Records and statistics
Only TestPakistan v New Zealand, 27-30, May 1965
First ODIPakistan v West Indies, 05-Dec-1985
Last ODIPakistan v England, 12-Dec-1987

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