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10/09/2010  
 Headlines: Senate told Seven airports shut in country,     ISB: The Senate was informed Friday that seven airports in different cities have been closed due to suspension of PIA flights.     The PIA suspended the flights due to a daily loss of Rs19 million during last year.     Suprem Court orders arrest of Gilani’s ex-PRO,     ISB: SC has asked the FIA to arrest former media coordinator of the prime minister, Khurram Rasool.     Present him in the court on 24th January otherwise action would be taken against the Agency.     Khurram Rasool is accused of corruption of Rs530 million.     Musharraf denies delay in return,     LONDON/KARACHI: Former military ruler & chief of (APML) Pervez Musharraf has rejected reports about suspension of programme to return home.     he would be back in Pakistan according to the scheduled programme.     SBP injects Rs 242.5bn in market,     Trade thru dry port fetches Rs1bn tax,     India SC rejects army chief’s plea,     100 more engines by year-end: Bilour,
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 Pietersen set to play in SAfrica



DURBAN: England batsman Kevin Pietersen could play for South African franchise kwaZulu-Natal Dolphins next month as he seeks a return to formahead of the Ashes series this year.
Reports here said the struggling South Africa-born star, who began his first class career with the Durban outfit 13 years ago, hopes to play two SuperSport Series national four-day championship matches.
Pietersen has reportedly received clearance from the England and Wales Cricket Board but needs a 'green light' from Cricket South Africa, who must authorise international players appearing for local franchises.
The batsman is experiencing a difficult time on and off the pitch with a solitary half century for England this season and his last ton came against the West Indies more than a year ago.
England selectors axed him from the Twenty20 and one-day series against Pakistan this month, claiming he needed to play as much cricket as possible ahead of the showdown with Australia.
Pietersen was fined an undisclosed fee after posting a message on Twitter, including an expletive, revealing he had been dropped for the T20 and ODI series before it was officially announced.-APP