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Pakistan in England, 2003
Venue:
Kennington Oval, London
Date & Time:
Fri, Jun 20, 1:00 AM LOCAL
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ENG vs PAK • 2nd Match • Pakistan in England, 2003
Series
Pakistan in England, 2003
Date
Fri, Jun 20
Time
1:00 AM LOCAL, 12:00 AM GMT
Venue
Kennington Oval, London
Umpires
Darrell Hair, Neil Mallender
3rd Umpire
Jeremy Lloyds
Referee
Gundappa Viswanath
England squad
Players
Rikki Clarke,
Anthony McGrath,
Andrew Flintoff,
Jim Troughton,
Michael Vaughan (c),
Vikram Solanki,
Marcus Trescothick,
Chris Read (wk),
Ashley Giles,
Darren Gough,
James Anderson
Pakistan squad
Players
Mohammad Sami,
Shoaib Akhtar,
Abdul Razzaq,
Azhar Mahmood,
Rashid Latif (c) (wk),
Shoaib Malik,
Younis Khan,
Mohammad Yousuf,
Yasir Hameed,
Mohammad Hafeez,
Imran Nazir
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Stadium
Kennington Oval
City
London, England
Capacity
23500
Ends
Pavilion End, Vauxhall End
Hosts To
England, Surrey
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