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PCB must submit report to ICC
KARACHI, June 18: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is obliged to submit Justice Karamat Bhindari inquiry report to the International Cricket Council (ICC) next week.... 
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Wasim Akram set to equal Azhar’s record
BRISBANE (Australia), June 18: Pakistan captain Waqar Younis is struggling to overcome a hamstring injury before Wednesday’s third and deciding one-day international against Australia at the Gabba on Wednesday....
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Patron’s Trophy scrapped
KARACHI, June 18: Pakistan’s domestic cricket structure of the forthcoming season has been reshaped and the Patron’s Trophy first-class tournament has been scrapped....
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Sri Lanka eager to salvage pride
MANCHESTER, June 18: Sri Lanka, chastened by losing the Test series in England they had craved for so long, are eager to salvage some measure of pride in the one-day triangular...
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Silk Route should make amends
LAHORE, June 18: Grey mare Silk Route, who was twice beaten in her previous outings, should make amends and win the supporting event when the mid-week Lahore Gymkhana races gets underway at the Racecourse...
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Hewitt faces tricky opener
LONDON, June 18: Top seed Lleyton Hewitt faces a tricky opening to his Wimbledon campaign next week after being drawn against Sweden’s Jonas Bjorkman in the first round....
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Yousuf faces Saleh in final
KARACHI, June 18: Fancied Saleh Muhammad will face Yousuf Haroon in the final of the Red & White Billiards championship after winning their semifinals Tuesday. The final will be played Saturday...
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Rusedski overcomes qualifier
NOTTINGHAM (England), June 18: Britain’s Greg Rusedski recovered from a nervous start to book his place in the second round of the Nottingham ATP tournament on Monday....
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Turkey end Japan’s party in rain
 MIYAGI (Japan), June 18: Turkey ended Japan’s World Cup party defeating the co-hosts 1-0 in pouring rain on Tuesday to reach the quarterfinals for the first time....
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Ahn turns hero from villain
 TAEJON (South Korea), June 18: Ahn Jung-hwan headed a golden goal winner to put co-hosts South Korea into the quarterfinals against 10-man Italy Tuesday....
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Red Devils roar, dance with uncontained joy
 SEOUL, June 18: Hundreds of thousands of ecstatic South Koreans roared and danced with uncontained joy in the heart of their capital on Tuesday after their team stunned Italy....
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Italian coach cries foul
TAEJON (South Korea), June 18: Italy coach Giovanni Trapattoni departed complaining bitterly about the officials’ decisions....
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Beckham’s hairdresser gets SOS
LONDON, June 18: David Beckham’s hairdresser was expected in Japan Wednesday after an emergency call from his Spice Girl wife Victoria after seeing the England captain’s wilting mohican haircut on TV....
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Ireland not to play Keane again
LONDON, June 18: Former Republic of Ireland Ireland captain Roy Keane will not play for his country again, Irish football chief Brendan Menton was quoted as saying on Tuesday....
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Death in Iranian hospital
TEHRAN, June 18: A hospital patient died in western Iran because staff had abandoned him to watch Sunday’s Senegal-Sweden World Cup football match on television, a press report said Tuesday....
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Inmates leave guards red-faced
JAKARTA, June 18: Nearly 50 inmates in soccer-mad Indonesia left guards red-faced when they broke out of jail just as their captors settled down to watch the World Cup kick off...
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