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Woods scores thrilling Victory
 HEIDELBERG (Germany), May 20: World number one Tiger Woods retained the Deutsche Bank Open Monday, beating Briton Colin Montgomerie in a sudden-death playoff....
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Injuries force camp closure
LAHORE, May 20: Injuries to several probables forced the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) Monday to wrap up the training camp early....
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Hayatabad Sports Complex taken over by land grabbers
 PESHAWAR, May 20: The multi-million Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar, has been turned into a commercial centre, depriving the residents of much-desired sports and recreation facilities....
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PFF accounts to be audited: Tressler
KARACHI, May 20: The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) accounts including FIFA’s one million-dollar grant would be audited to check irregularities, sports ministry said Monday....
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Mansoor captures trophy
PESHAWAR, May 20: Asian Champion Mansoor Zaman upset World No. 20 Omer El Borolosy of Egypt to lift Pakistan International Squash Circuit-I title here Monday....
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Hasan-Khalid help team to finish on top
Karachi, May 20: The two pairs of Candyland, Zia-Hamid and Hasan Askari-Khalid Mohiuddin are dominating the local bridge scene....
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Steve Waugh willing to tour Pakistan
SYDNEY, May 20: Australian Test captain Steve Waugh says he is willing to tour Pakistan but won’t raise the issue when he meets the Australian Cricket Board to discuss his contract...
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S. Africa prepare for hectic season
JOHANNESBURG, May 20: A crammed 2002-03 season looms in South Africa following the announcement of the international fixtures by the United Cricket Board (UCB) in Johannesburg on Monday....
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Isolation of Pakistan unjustified
ISLAMABAD, May 20: Pakistan cricket chief Lt. Gen Tauqir Zia said Monday that terrorism was a global problem and any attempt to isolate Pakistan’s cricket because of it was not right....
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World Team Cup tennis
 DUESSELDORF (Germany), May 20: Results from the second day of the $2.1 million World Team Cup tennis tournament Monday:...
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Whatmore backs Perera
LONDON, May 20: Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore backed seamer Ruchira Perera on Sunday following media accusations of throwing during the first Test against England....
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Dillon sends India reeling
 KINGSTON (Jamaica), May 20: Pace bowler Mervyn Dillon grabbed his second career five-wicket haul to put India under pressure to avoid the follow-on on the third day of the deciding fifth...
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England grind out draw
LONDON, May 20: Mark Butcher scored a back-to-the-wall century and England’s top five all passed 50 Monday to salvage a first Test draw against Sri Lanka at Lord’s after a marathon...
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PTF faces cash crisis
LAHORE, May 20: The Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) is unable to bear the expenses of a a foreign tour as a warm-up, in preparation for the Davis Cup Asia Oceania Group II final against...
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