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Yasir Hameed leaves the Pakistan High Commission in London © AFP |
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Michael Yardy took the Man-of-the-Match award after his impressive innings and tight bowling © PA Photos |
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Yasir Hameed leaves the Pakistan High Commission in London © AFP |
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Michael Yardy and Eoin Morgan celebrate their match-winning stand © Getty Images |
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Mario Gomez trains with Germany © Getty Images |
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The New Zealand team celebrate their victory © Getty Images |
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Phil Mickelson pumps his fist with delight © Getty Images |
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Sam Stosur drives a backhand © Getty Images |
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Andy Murray receives attention from the trainer © Getty Images |
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John Isner uses his wingspan to great effect © Getty Images |
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Sam Stosur focuses on a forehand © Getty Images |
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Elena Dementieva shows her athelticism © Getty Images |
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Andy Murray roars in frustration © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal swivels to meet the ball © Getty Images |
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Andy Murray remonstrates with the umpire © Getty Images |
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Andy Murray prepares to hit the ball © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal leans into a backhand © Getty Images |
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