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Pakistan cricketers head home after Woolmer murder 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Mar 24 4:05 PM
Pakistan cricket captain Inzamam-ul-Haq and caretaker coach Mushtaq Ahmed were questioned again Saturday as part of the investigation into the strangling murder of coach Bob Woolmer.Pakistan skipper and coach questioned in Woolmer probe 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Mar 24 2:53 PM
Pakistan cricket captain Inzamam-ul-Haq and caretaker coach Mushtaq Ahmed were requestioned on Saturday as part of the investigation into the death of coach Bob Woolmer.Pakistan Cricket Team, Coach Killed, to Go Home 
New York Times - Mar 24 3:06 PM
Pakistan?s national cricket team prepared to depart Jamaica, leaving behind an early elimination in the Cricket World Cup and the body of their coach, Bob Woolmer, who was killed.Pakistan cricketers head home after Woolmer murder 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Mar 24 8:38 AM
Pakistan's cricketers -- shaken by the murder of coach Bob Woolmer, which followed their ignominious World Cup exit -- will head home Saturday as Jamaican police hunt for clues about the killing.Pakistan Squad Will Leave Caribbean as Murder Probe Continues 
Bloomberg.com - Mar 24 5:25 PM
March 24 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan's cricket players are preparing to return home from the Caribbean today as the police investigation into the death of coach Bob Woolmer entered its sixth day.Pakistan team fly out of Jamaica 
BBC News - Mar 24 2:47 PM
Pakistan's cricket team leave Jamaica after police conduct final questioning of three squad members.Pakistan cricketers head home after Woolmer murder 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Mar 24 4:43 AM
Pakistan's cricketers, shaken by the murder of coach Bob Woolmer, which followed their ignominious World Cup exit, were to head home Saturday as Jamaican police hunted for clues about the killing.Pakistan duo quizzed over Woolmer 
BBC News - Mar 24 2:02 PM
Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq and assistant coach Mushtaq Ahmed are quizzed by police in the Bob Woolmer case.Pakistan's cricketers to fly home 
BBC News - Mar 24 11:46 AM
Pakistan's cricket team prepares to leave Jamaica after helping the inquiry into coach Bob Woolmer's murder.Hindu named Pakistan's chief justice 
AP via Yahoo! News - Mar 24 2:44 AM
A senior judge from Pakistan's tiny Hindu minority was sworn in as acting chief justice Saturday amid a judicial crisis embroiling the government of President Gen. Pervez Musharraf.Pakistan team leaves Jamaica after Inzamam quiz 
Reuters via Yahoo! India News - 54 minutes ago
KINGSTON, Jamaica (Reuters) - Pakistan's cricket team headed home from Jamaica on Saturday after the last-minute questioning of captain Inzamam-ul-Haq and two senior members of their camp, leaving behind the body of their coach Bob Woolmer and a murder mystery.Pakistan's new acting chief justice sworn in 
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Mar 24 1:58 AM
Pakistan's second senior most judge, Rana Bhagwandas, a Hindu, was sworn in on Saturday as acting Chief Justice, two weeks after the top judge was suspended over accusations of misconduct and misuse of authority.Pakistan gets Hindu acting chief justice 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Mar 24 12:21 AM
A Hindu judge took over as new acting chief justice of Pakistan here Saturday in the shadow of a judicial crisis that has jolted the country's military leader Pervez Musharraf.Scores of militants killed in Pakistan clashes; more bloodshed feared 
Daily Bulletin - 0 minute ago
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Fighting this week between local and foreign militants near the Afghan border was cited Wednesday by Pakistan's government as a testament to the success of efforts to get tribesmen to root out al-Qaida fighters.Sino-Pakistan friendship source of strength, stability in region: PM 
People's Daily - 46 minutes ago
Pakistani Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz on Friday said Pakistan is proud of its deep and multi-faceted relationship with China and this relationship is a source of strength and stability in the region.Woolmer murder: Pakistan cricketers head home after interrogations 
The Times of India - 19 minutes ago
KINGSTON: Reeling from the murder of their coach Bob Woolmer, Pakistan's cricketers headed home on Saturday after police interviewed three team members for a second time, but said none of them were suspects.