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Excellent double by Amir Ali
KARACHI, July 7: Outsiders dominated the Karachi Gymkhana races which was reduced to five events after two races were declared void for want of sufficient entries on Sunday.... 
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Armstrong good for 4th Tour title: coach
LUXEMBOURG, July 7: Lance Armstrong’s long-standing coach Chris Carmichael is confident the American rider will win his fourth consecutive title in this year’s Tour de France....
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Allenby opens up two-shot lead
LEMONT, Illinois, July 7: Australia’s Robert Allenby cranked up his game several notches during the middle of the third round to take a two-shot lead at the $4 million Western Open...
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Sailing camp shifted
KARACHI, July 7: The Pakistan Sailing Federation (PSAF) has shifted its sailing camp from its various centres to a central location at the PAF Yacht Club, Korangi Creek in preparation...
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Nicklaus greatest ever golfer: Ballesteros
LONDON, July 7: Spanish golfing legend Seve Ballesteros believes that Jack Nicklaus and not Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer of all time....
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Kahn needs six weeks rest
MUNICH, Germany, July 7: Germany’s captain Oliver Kahn, the first goalkeeper to win FIFA’s Golden Ball award, is likely to be out of action for six weeks with a finger injury,...
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Riding boy Qamar celebrates with double
LAHORE, July 7: Riding boy Qamar Zaman celebrated his elevation as jockey by bringing in a brace of winners during the Lahore Gymkhana races at the Racecourse Sunday....
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Hewitt first Aussie to win in 15 years
 LONDON, July 7: Top seed Lleyton Hewitt ruthlessly crushed David Nalbandian’s magical run to become the first Australian in 15 years to win the Wimbledon title here on Sunday....
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Lankans restore pride with win over England
MANCHESTER, England, July 7: Sri Lanka repaired some dented pride by securing their first victory of the triangular one-day series with a 23-run win over England at Old Trafford Sunday....
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Red face for umpire Orchard
MANCHESTER, England, July 7: Umpire David Orchard endured an ignominious day’s work after he turned up late for the England-Sri Lanka triangular series one-day ...
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Punters in second position
KARACHI, July 7: Lipton with unblemished record were on top after two rounds of the Yousuf Dada Bridge tournament now being played at the Aslam Bridge Hall. With 87 Victory Points,...
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Nasir Bunda Memorial from July 12
RAWALPINDI, July 7: Nasir Bunda Memorial hockey tournament will start at ARL hockey ground from July 12....
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Ruthless Schumacher closing on fifth title
 SILVERSTONE (England), July 7: Michael Schumacher was closing on a record-equalling fifth Formula One world title on Sunday after celebrating another Ferrari one-two at the British Grand Prix....
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Male streaker gatecrashes men’s final
LONDON, July 7: A male streaker held up the resumption of the rain-interrupted men’s final between top seed Lleyton Hewitt and Argentine David Nalbandian Sunday....
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Miandad declines PCB offer
KARACHI, July 7: Former captain Javed Miandad has declined to take up a 15-day assignment at the regional academies....
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Next Desert captures German Derby
HAMBURG, Germany, July 7: Next Desert won the group one German Derby in impressive fashion Sunday to give trainer Andreas Schutz a clean sweep in the race....
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Proteas scrap team race quotas
PRETORIA, July 7: South African cricket underwent a major policy shift on Sunday when the United Cricket Board (UCB) scrapped race quotas....
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Constitution awaiting govt approval
LAHORE, July 7: Chairman Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Lt. Gen. Tauqir Zia revealed Sunday that the constitution of the board was with the concerned ministry and awaiting approval....
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