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Kelly captures Western Open by two strokes
LEMONT (Illinois), July 8: Jerry Kelly won the $4 million Western Open Sunday by two shots from Davis Love III.... 
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MCA adopts English system
MULTAN, July 8: Multan Cricket Association is one of the few cricket bodies in the country emulating successfully the English league system with a 32-club strong structure....
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Woods ready for third leg of grand slam
LONDON, July 8: Tiger Woods, halfway towards completing the first professional grand slam of all four majors in a calendar year, is unconcerned that his first competitive golf in a month...
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Pakistan coach confident of victory
LAHORE, July 8: Pakistan could win the Commonwealth Games hockey contest, the national coach, Tahir Zaman, said Monday....
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Hussain unhappy with careless England batsmen
MANCHESTER, (England), July 8: Nasser Hussain warned his “clumsy” England side against complacency after they slumped to a 23-run defeat to Sri Lanka in the triangular series one-day international on Sunday....
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Girls to compete for first time
ISLAMABAD, July 8: The 6th Hashim Khan National Junior Squash Championship that opens later this month in Wah will see for the first time girls competing in the event alongside the...
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Athletic trials
ISLAMABAD, July 8: Trials to select a team for the 14th Asian Championship in Colombo next month are to be held at Jinnah Stadium here on July 14, a spokesman for...
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CMC explains salient features
LAHORE, July 8: The Cricket Management Committee has come out in defence of its loop-holed domestic structure that was announced Monday....
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South Africa name provisional 18-man squad
JOHANNESBURG, July 8: South Africa’s new selection panel, chaired by former all rounder Omar Henry, named a provisional 18-man squad for a triangular one-day cricket tournament in Morocco in August....
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Imran supports Mandela’s Mediation
LONDON, July 8: Former Pakistani captain Imran Khan has urged world cricket’s governing body to push ahead with plans to ask Nelson Mandela to mediate between India and Pakistan....
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India likely to face Pakistan at Manchester
NEW DELHI, July 8: Moves are afoot to grant India a last-minute entry into the field hockey event of the Commonwealth Games, raising hopes of an eagerly-awaited clash with arch-rivals Pakistan,...
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Bangladesh ready for Sri Lanka tour
DHAKA, July 8: Bangladesh leave for a month-long cricket tour of Sri Lanka on Tuesday, hoping to improve upon a dismal record of losing 10 of their 11 Test matches so...
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Freire outsprints field to win second stage
 SAARBRUECKEN (Germany), July 8: Double road world champion Oscar Freire outsprinted the rest of the bunch to win the 181-kilometre second stage of the Tour de France on Monday....
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Swiss boy Kratochvil makes first round exit
GSTAAD, (Switzerland), July 8: Michel Kratochvil, who took Tim Henman to five sets at Wimbledon last week, crashed out on the opening day of the 600,000-dollar Swiss Open Monday....
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KCCA demands three teams
KARACHI, July 8: Karachi City Cricket Association (KCCA) has appealed to Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Lt Gen Tauqir Zia to restore the entry of its three teams in Quaid-i-Azam...
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Irfan slams second century
KARACHI, July 8: Irfan Ali blasted his second successive century as Dawn walloped Khabrain by a massive 171 runs in the second NBP inter-media cricket tournament at the National Bank Complex...
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PCB unfolds mind-boggling domestic schedule
KARACHI, July 8: Quantity was preferred over quality when the Cricket Management Committee (CMC) of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Monday unfolded a complex domestic structure for the 2002-2003 season....
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ICC meeting in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD, July 8: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has confirmed a meeting of its development committee to be held in Pakistan during October, an official said Monday....
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