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Sixth crown for Goosen in 10 months
DULUTH (Georgia), April 8: South Africa’s Retief Goosen won his sixth tournament in 10 months, as he captured the BellSouth Classic at the TPC at Sugarloaf by a comfortable four-stroke margin... 
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Igelstrom, Peirsol share honours
 MOSCOW, April 8: Emma Igelstrom and Aaron Peirsol sparkled in a world record spree at the world short-course swimming championships....
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Venus should quit sport soon, says father
AMELIA ISLAND, Florida, March 8: Wimbledon, U.S. Open and Olympic champion Venus Williams should quit tennis and younger sister Serena should pay less attention to her game and hit the books,...
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Dokic captures season’s first title
SARASOTA (Florida), April 8: Top-seeded Yugoslav Jelena Dokic captured her first WTA title of the season here Sunday with a straight-set victory over Tatiana Panova in the final of the 140,000-dollar...
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Shahida-Abedi pair triumph
KARACHI, April 8: Competing for Green House, the pair of Mrs. Shahida Qidwai and Shahid Abedi topped the Weekend Pair Bridge Contest held under the auspices of Karachi Bridge Association at...
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Pakistan face India in South Africa
KARACHI, April 8: A long-awaited revival in sporting links between Pakistan and India will kick off in South Africa next month with a two-match football series, an official said Monday....
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British Open risks losing status: Palmer
LONDON, April 8: British Open champion David Palmer believes that the title which made him famous is in danger of losing its prestige....
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Unity Sports win
KARACHI, April 8: Unity Sports defeated Malir Companion by three wickets in Haji Sir Abdullah Haroon Memorial cricket tournament at Airport Stadium Sunday....
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PHF again plays musical chairs with officials
KARACHI, April 8: Battling to lift the flagging fortunes, former hockey powerhouse Pakistan still suffer with game’s managers playing musical chairs by bringing another set of old faces as team officials...
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New heroes rescue US, France in Davis Cup
LONDON, April 8: America’s Andy Roddick carried the weight of a nation on his 19-year-old shoulders, Fabrice Santoro saved France with a vintage performance and Argentina scraped into their first semifinal...
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Sri Lanka to face Pakistan in final, says Asif
SHARJAH, April 8: Former Pakistan cricket captain Asif Iqbal has predicted a “familiar outcome” to the Sharjah Cricket Cup, featuring Pakistan, Sri Lanka and New Zealand....
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Indians triumph against Guyana President’s XI
GEORGETOWN (Guyana), April 8: India beat the Guyana President’s XI by nine wickets on the third and final day of their Caribbean tour opener Sunday after scoring the 39 runs required...
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Unknown pacer makes Caribbean history
KINGSTON, April 8: Adam Sanford Sunday became the first cricketer from one of the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean to be picked for West Indies when the squad for the First...
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For once Kiwis favourites in Sharjah Cup
SHARJAH, April 8: When Pakistan or India or both are playing cricket here either of the two is billed favourite even before a ball has been bowled. But not this time....
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