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Wasim misses his wife while exploring NZ

| | Feb 22, 2015, at 09:34 pm
Christchurch, Feb 22 (IBNS): Former Pakistan skipper Wasim Akram , who is currently busy working as a commentator during the ongoing World Cup, on Sunday said he is missing his wife Shaniera while 'exploring' New Zealand.

"Exploring New Zealand wish you were here @iamShaniera amazingview#adventure#travelnewzealand," Akram tweeted.

The former fast bowler, who was a part of the World Cup winning Pakistani side in 1992, also posted a picture on Twitter where he is seen standing at a place with a scenic hill background.

The World Cup is being co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand this time.

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