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In his confession, recorded in Hindi, Ajmal described the training sessions at length, named some of the trainers and some exchanges on Mumbai as the target.
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His (Ajmal Amir Iman alias Ajmal Kasab) house and village has been cordoned off by the security agencies.
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England, who lost batsman Ian Bell to a fractured metatarsal in the 10th over, were professional in the field having won the toss and the recalled Ajmal
icLiverpool 2010
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England, who lost batsman Ian Bell to a fractured metatarsal in the 10th over, were professional in the field having won the toss and the recalled Ajmal
icLanarkshire 2010
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England, who lost batsman Ian Bell to a fractured metatarsal in the 10th over, were professional in the field having won the toss and the recalled Ajmal
icNewcastle 2010
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His (Ajmal Amir Iman alias Ajmal Kasab) house and village has been cordoned off by the security agencies.
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Two persons (Kasab and Ismail) came dashing down the lane outside and one of them, later identified as Ajmal Kasab, stopped near my house when I asked him what he wanted, "recounted
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But it wasn't just Ajmal: Adbur Rehman and at times all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez were almost equally effective, and in total England shipped 48 wickets to spin at an average of 15 during the series.
Battle for Global Cricket Supremacy Thrown Open Richard Lord 2012
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What they won't be playing is Ajmal, or anyone quite so good.
Battle for Global Cricket Supremacy Thrown Open Richard Lord 2012
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Chief wrecker was Saeed Ajmal, able to spin the ball in both directions with little discernible change in action; almost none of the England batsmen were able to read his variations.
Battle for Global Cricket Supremacy Thrown Open Richard Lord 2012
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