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Unknown Kratochvil demolishes Santoro
 NOTTINGHAM (England), June 20: Second seed Fabrice Santoro was demolished 6-1 6-3 by Michel Kratochvil of Switzerland in the Samsung Open quarterfinals Thursday....
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We’re on the way back, claims Windies coach
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, June 20: West Indies go into the first Test against New Zealand Friday with coach Roger Harper convinced the side is at last beginning to reverse years of decline....
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Ameer, Khurram star in U-19 championship
KARACHI, June 20: Zone-IV Whites defeated Zone-II Blues by three wickets in the KCCA Inter Zonal under-19 cricket championship at UBL Sports Complex Wednesday....
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Yousuf stuns Saleh to qualify for quarterfinal
KARACHI, June 20: Veteran Muhammad Yousuf came from behind to defeat arch-rival Saleh Muhammad 7-5 to storm into the quarterfinal of National 9-Ball Pool Championship at Pearl-2 Snooker Club Clifton Thursday....
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Ilyas resents Ramiz’s remarks
LAHORE, June 20: A former Test cricketer has criticised a key official of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for allegedly making ungentlemanly remarks on the former great cricketers of the country....
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PCB notifies ICA
ISLAMABAD, June 20: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has officially notified the Islamabad Cricket Association (ICA)following the dismissal Monday of two writ petitions that had challenged the May 2 elections of...
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PCB rejects Shoaib, Lee showdown
LAHORE, June 20: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has rejected a showdown between Shoaib Akhtar and Australian Brett Lee to determine World’s fastest bowler, said a spokesman of the PCB Thursday....
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Khayal shines on opening day
ISLAMABAD, June 20: Trials to select Pakistan team for the World Junior Squash Championship likely to be held in India this August continued for the second day running....
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Tendulkar sure of ending sequence of low scores
LONDON, June 20: Sachin Tendulkar insisted Thursday he would end his recent sequence of low scores when India faced England in their forthcoming four Test series, starting here next month....
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Past history points to a Brazilian triumph
 SHIZUOKA (Japan), June 20: A man named Rio stands between Brazil and a place in the semifinals of the World Cup....
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Germany hope to avoid unwelcome hat trick
 PUSAN (South Korea), June 20: After a series of stunning World Cup shocks, three-times champions Germany will hope for a return to normality when they face the United States in the...
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Italy’s national TV mulling legal action against FIFA
ROME, June 20: Italy’s national broadcaster RAI is considering legal action for financial damages against world football body FIFA, blaming dubious refeering for Italy’s early exit from the World Cup....
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Free air travel for S. Korean players, coach
SEOUL, June 20: South Korean soccer players and coach Guus Hiddink are to get free flights on the national airline and have been given free insurance after reaching the World Cup...
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Perugia action childish: Hiddink
TAEJON (South Korea), June 20: South Korea coach Guus Hiddink has called the chairman of Italian club Perugia “childish” for his decision to sack striker Ahn Jung-hwan....
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