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No-biryani blues

Pakistan's coach is on point on dietary restrictions

Pakistan cricket team
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akistan's bowler Shadab Khan, third from left, celebrates with teammates after dismissing New Zealand's captain Kane Williamson for 41 run during the Cricket World Cup match between New Zealand and Pakistan at the Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham, Eng

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Pakistan’s poor performance at the cricket World Cup this June, when some cricketers looked distinctly unfit and overweight, has prompted the new head coach-cum-chief selector, Misbah-ul-Haq, to impose a ban on biryani and junk food at the national camp. He has issued orders that only barbeque items and pasta with lots of fruit should be on the menu for all teams in the domestic season while the same diet plan would be followed in the national camps. No surprise, the announcement has generated consternation and outrage in equal measure. Haq may have attracted reproach from the players but he must

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