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Curbs relaxed as Pakistan women cricketers leave Barabati

Curbs relaxed as Pakistan women cricketers leave Barabati

February 08, 2013 / 14:29 IST

Cuttack, Feb 8 (PTI) As Pakistan women cricketers left the city today after drawing curtains to their ICC World Cup campaign here, police arrangements in and around the stadium for the remaining matches have been slashed significantly. The Odisha Cricket Association too has relaxed curbs on spectators wishing to watch the Super Six matches. Cell phones, food packets and water bottles are now allowed inside the stadium. The stands would now have at least some spectators to encourage women cricketers, who still have a long way to match their male counterparts. The Pakistan team ended a disappointing World Cup campaign after losing all their matches in the tournament. Ever since the Pakistani players arrived here on January 27, they were kept inside the stadium premises in the OCA Club house and were not allowed to step out of the stadium due to security reasons. Protests and demonstrations welcomed the players from the neighbouring country and even on the last day of their match yesterday, protests were held outside the stadium opposing their very presence in India against the backdrop of last month's tension in the LoC. PTI CORR AAM MD RGD

first published: Feb 8, 2013 02:02 pm

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