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Leader Paulson fires third straight 69
PONTE VEDRA BEACH (Florida), March 24: Carl Paulson shot his third consecutive three-under-par 69 Saturday to take a one-shot lead over New Zealander Craig Perks after the third round of the... 
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Sampras survives second round scare
 MIAMI, March 24: Three-time champion Pete Sampras survived a second-round scare to emerge with a three-set victory over Finland’s Jarkko Nieminen on an action-packed Saturday at the men’s and women’s tennis...
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Maher sparkles as Aussies win again
CENTURION (South Africa), March 24: Jimmy Maher’s 95 helped Australia to a 45-run victory over South Africa in the second One-day International Sunday, giving the tourists a 2-0 lead in the...
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Trescothick, Caddick put England in driving seat
 WELLINGTON, March 24: Marcus Trescothick played his best innings of the tour Sunday to put England firmly in control of the second Test against New Zealand....
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Spurs triumph
SAN ANTONIO (Texas), March 24: The San Antonio Spurs extended their season-high winning streak in the NBA to 12 games with an 89-79 victory over the Mimi Heat Saturday as Tim...
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Substitute Smicer sends Liverpool to top
LONDON, March 24: Substitute Vladimir Smicer volleyed a superb injury-time winner as Liverpool beat Chelsea 1-0 on Sunday to go top of the English premier league....
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Unique double for Bekele
DUBLIN, March 24: Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia staked his claim to a place in athletics history Sunday by winning the senior men’s long-course title at the world cross-country championships....
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Wasim, Saqlain recalled for Sharjah Cup
KARACHI, March 24: Former captain Wasim Akram and spin king Saqlain Mushtaq were recalled to a 16-man squad for next month’s Sharjah Cup to be played between April 8 and 17....
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Next World Cup wide open, says Imran
KARACHI, March 24: Imran Khan Sunday said next year’s World Cup was an open tournament despite the fact that Australia remained firm favourites....
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Shabana downs Amjad to end Pakistan’s challenge
 LAHORE, March 24: Home challenge in the Pakistan Open squash tournament ended Sunday when Egyptian Amr Shabana sent former champion Amjad Khan packing in the second round at the Fortress Stadium....
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Seminar forges better sense of trust: Speed
CAPE TOWN, March 24: The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) four-day seminar has created a “better sense of trust” between referees, umpires and the game’s ruling body, ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed...
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National one-day final round begins tomorrow
KARACHI, March 24: The availability of top stars promises close matches in the final round of the National One-day Cricket Championship that gets under way from Tuesday at three centres....
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Sobers eager to restore Windies fortunes
PORT-OF-SPAIN (Trinidad), March 24: Barbados’s most famous son, Sir Garfield Sobers, who is sharing his experiences and his talent with 22 West Indies cricket players at a week-long training camp here,...
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PCB reverses decision
KARACHI, March 24: In a late night decision Sunday, the PCB has reversed its decision to release its players for the final round matches of the National One-day Championship....
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