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    The return of cricket to Pakistan soil is being seen as crucial to the game in that country

    The return of cricket to Pakistan soil is being seen as crucial to the game in that country


    Former Black Caps all-rounder Grant Bradburn has been the side's fielding coach for the last two years and will soon move into the role of Head of High Performance Coaching.

    Pakistan didn't host test matches for a decade after the 2009 attack on a Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore, but last year welcomed Sri Lanka and Bangladesh for home series.

    Bradburn says it was very emotional for the players.



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