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Sluman atones for last year’s debacle
MILWAUKEE (Wisconsin), July 15: Jeff Sluman birdied four straight holes on the front nine and then played steady golf the rest of the way for a four-shot victory in the Greater... 
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No disciplinary action against Aisam
LAHORE, July 15: Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) has ruled out any disciplinary action against Aisam ul Haq on his pairing Amir Hadad in the doubles of Wimbledon recently....
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PBF hopes to avoid clash with POF
LAHORE, July 15: The newly elected secretary of the Pakistan Badminton Federation (PBF) expressed the hope that they would not be any confrontation with the Pakistan Olympic Association in getting its...
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Abedies clinch title
KARACHI, July 15: Abedies comprising Nuri Pasha, Anwer Kizilbash, Iqbal Abedi and Jawad Abedi made their presence felt annexed the weekend Duplicate Bridge the title with a score of 103 Victory...
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Botero upstages Armstrong
 LORIENT (France), July 15: For the first time in four Tours de France, Lance Armstrong showed signs of weakness when he was beaten by Colombian Santiago Botero in the first big...
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Bushra and Sumaira shatter records
ISLAMABAD, July 15: Army’s Bushra Parveen broke the 800m national record to make the Pakistan team for the Aug 9 to 12 Asian Athletic Championship in Colombo....
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PTF constitutes nine committees
ISLAMABAD, July 15: The president of Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) Syed Dilawar Abbas, has approved a number of committees to ensure efficient running of affairs....
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Adnan and Yasir grab crowns
KARACHI, July 15: Adnan Khan and Yasir Khan lifted U-18 and U-14 boys singles crown of the Karachi Club Open junior tennis championship played Monday....
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Captains discuss burn-out and illegal actions
LONDON, July 15: The controversial issue of player burn-out was on the agenda of an International Cricket Council (ICC) meeting with eight of the 10 Test-playing nations’ captains at Lord’s Monday....
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Busy schedule for Pakistani squash players
ISLAMABAD, July 15: Pakistan squash players are bracing for a hectic schedule with a string of big tournaments coming up in the next five months....
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Pollock dreams of World Cup glory for South Africa
JOHANNESBURG, July 15: South African skipper Shaun Pollock is confident that he can become the first man to lead the host nation to victory in the Cricket World Cup....
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Double centurion French revives Hong Kong hopes
 SINGAPORE, July 15: Hong Kong opener Alex French cracked an unbeaten 203 Monday against the Maldives, the highest score of ACC Trophy cricket tournament, to book his side a semifinal berth....
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Chappell unhappy with our fielding
LAHORE, July 15: Pakistan’s Australian fielding coach Trevor Chappell said Monday that the fielding standard of Pakistan and India was not satisfactory....
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Woods denied entry at Muirfield
GULLANE (Scotland), July 15: Tiger Woods, hot favourite for this week’s British Open at Muirfield, had his preparations upset when a security guard refused him entry to the practice ground Monday...
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Irfan, Kamran in great form
KARACHI, July 15: Daily Dawn and Radio Pakistan entered the semifinals of second NBP Inter-media cricket tournament after winning their matches in contrasting fashion at NBP Sports Complex Ground Monday....
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Sajid powers Kent Club
RAWALPINDI, July 15: Kent Club defeated Greenland by 12 runs in a thrilling match of the Rawalpindi Cricket Association (RCA) summer League....
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Yuvraj injury rules out Test chance
KOLKATA (India), July 15: India batsman Yuvraj Singh fractured his finger in Saturday’s triangular one-day series final against England, an Indian cricket board official said Monday....
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Haque’s century saves Bangladesh
COLOMBO, July 15: Ehsanul Haque hit a stylish unbeaten century as the touring Bangladesh team forced a draw to their three-day cricket fixture against Sri Lanka ‘A’ at Moratuwa Stadium....
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