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Originally Posted by Austin 3:!6

Few examples:
Multan Test 2004
Asia Cup final 2012
Asia Cup 2014

Rashid Latif says hi



Coz we don't cheat like our western pujnabi/pashtun neighbors

Rashid Latif admits to having claimed dropped catch
http://www.espncricinfo.com/pakistan...ry/433973.html

The 41-year-old Pakistani said that he did it intentionally keeping in mind that a defeat against Bangladesh would not be taken sportingly at home especially after the bitter memories of the 1999 loss in the World Cup.

http://defence.pk/threads/rashid-lat...an-test.38471/

Oh and this too

It was also alleged that the groundsmen cut the outfield grass the night before the start of the fourth day, a clear violation of the game rules, so that the ball could move faster towards the boundary.

We not only avoid cheating but also play within spirit of the game. Our Mohammed Rafique did this

It seems that Pakistan’s cause was aided by divine intervention in the City of Saints. Somehow luck kept deserting the Bangladeshis while Pakistan survived one disaster after another. This was apparent twice in quick successions. Umar Gul was warned by Rafique for backing too far at the non-striker’s end. But in a great gesture of sportsmanship the spinner refused to run him out although he was entitled to within the law of the game.

http://www.dawn.com/news/114234/inza...rom-bangladesh

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I rest my case for Multan Test. Multan is known as the city of Saints. But irony is they acted like cheaters (Latif) while we acted like Saints (Rafique)