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 Lawson denies differences with management, cricketers
 Updated at: 1327 PST,  Thursday, May 29, 2008
Lawson denies differences with management, cricketers SYDNEY: Pakistan coach Geoff Lawson will not run away from his job and will continue to honour his contract.

“Why should I not honour my job? I shall be leaving for Pakistan later this week and will continue working with the players”, he said.

Lawson was reacting to reports, which suggested chief selector Sallauddin Ahmed had written a letter to the Pakistan Cricket Board complaining about the working style and behaviour of the coach.

“I don’t know anything about such a letter written by anybody but I have no rift with any selectors. They (the selectors) are my friends and we have been coordinating the matter.

“I shall be reaching Pakistan this week and will then seek the views of captain and manager about the composition of our team for the tri-series and Asia Cup later next month,” he added.

“Our players are doing well in IPL matches and I have been monitoring their form.”
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