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Pakistan to play final World Cup game against Zimbabwe March 21, 2007 11:05 IST
The match had been thrown into doubt after a police statement on Tuesday said the death of their coach, Bob Woolmer, three days earlier was now being treated as "suspicious". After a meeting of Pakistan Cricket Board, International Cricket Council and World Cup officials, PCB spokesman Pervez Mir told Reuters: "We are playing. The chairman of our Board said we will play. The security is fine." Pakistan were eliminated from the tournament on Saturday after a shock defeat by Ireland. The Cup: The Complete Coverage Would you like to join the Cricket and Cricket Lovers Discussion Group and discuss your cricket views with other cricket freaks? Click here. Have fun!
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