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Euphoric Brazil hails arrival of world champions
 BRASILIA, Brazil, July 2: Escorted by four air force fighters, Brazil’s victorious World Cup team landed in the capital Tuesday as thousands of fans exploded into shrieks of delight with their...
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PBF without training schedule
LAHORE, July 2: Most of the sports federations of the country remain ready for foreign tours and hold training camps regularly to prepare their teams for it but apparently it seems that...
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Omer crowned Sindh champion
KARACHI, July 2: Fide Master (FM) Omer Khan clinched the Sindh Chess Championship on a tie-breaker after he was tied with Aziz Farooqi and Raees Ansari at the conclusion of ninth...
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Mediocre card for Lahore races
LAHORE, July 2: The Lahore Racing season 2002-2003 begins with a mediocre card of six events to be decided at the Racecourse Wednesday....
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UAE referee accuses FIFA of bias
DUBAI, July 2: World Cup referee Ali Bujsaim accused FIFA Tuesday of bowing to pressure in nominating Pierluigi Collina for the final between Brazil and Germany....
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PSB summer camp from today
KARACHI, July. 2: Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) is conducting summer training and coaching camps for the youngsters in age group of 15-18 starting at National Sports Training and Coaching Centre (NSTCC)...
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Open TT
KARACHI, July 2: The All Sindh Open table tennis tournament gets underway at Islamia Club from Wednesday evening....
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ISC project to restart
LAHORE, July 2: The chances for the completion of the International Squash Complex in Lahore looks brighter after a lapse of seven years as the Punjab government has released a fund...
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POA meeting
LAHORE, July 2: The Punjab Olympic Association general council meeting is scheduled to be held here on July 6 to finalise the dates for holding the 69th Punjab Games....
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Heartache for Rusedski,Seles as Venus soars
 LONDON, July 2: Venus Williams spent 47 sparkling quarter-final minutes skipping towards a third successive Wimbledon crown on Tuesday but Greg Rusedski suffered a heart-breaking half-hour at the grand slam he...
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Aisam told to change partner
KARACHI, July 2: A senior Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) official advised Aisam-ul-Haq Tuesday to end his doubles partnership with Israeli Amir Hadad....
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Kiwi paceman Bond to play for Warwick
AUCKLAND, July 2: New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond has signed to play for English county Warwickshire next month during the brief absence of South African all-rounder Shaun Pollock, New Zealand...
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Hewitt odds on for title
LONDON, July 2: Lleyton Hewitt is odds on to win the Wimbledon title for the first time since the championships began a week ago following his easy fourth round victory over...
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Hann cleared
LONDON, July 2: Australian snooker star Quinten Hann was cleared here Tuesday of raping a 21-year-old student....
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Schumacher aims for seventh win of season
LONDON, July 2: Ferrari’s Michael Schumacher aims to get back in the winning groove Sunday with his seventh success of the season at the circuit that still haunts him....
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Srinath rejects Ganguly’s comeback plea
NEW DELHI, July 2: India’s pace spearhead Javagal Srinath Tuesday rejected an appeal by captain Sourav Ganguly to make himself available for next month’s Test series against England....
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Bogus official tried to access Venus
LONDON, July 2: A person claiming to be a drug-testing official tried to get access to Venus Williams prior to the Wimbledon tournament, the world number one said Tuesday....
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Mandela may be asked to mediate in stand-off
NEW DELHI, July 2: South African former president Nelson Mandela may be asked to persuade India and Pakistan to resume cricket ties amidst border tensions between the South Asian neighbours, officials...
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Hart and Stryis defy Windies
ST GEORGE’S (Grenada), July 2: Scott Styris and Robbie Hart shored up New Zealand’s second innings with a 40-run stand after the loss of early wickets had put them in trouble...
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Colourful Miller decides to retire
SYDNEY, July 2: Former Australian Test player Colin Miller announced his retirement from first-class cricket Tuesday after a colourful, unconventional career spanning 17 years....
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