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Dillagi poised to complete hat trick
LAHORE, Aug 20: Seven-year-old bay mare Dillagi, can make it a hat trick if turf conditions are suitable, by going all out to win the feature event of the Lahore Gymkhana races at the Race... 
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Pakistan bridge team in Canada
MONTREAL, Aug. 20: A five-member Pakistan team flew in here Monday night as US players dominate the 11th World Bridge Championships currently in progress here....
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Lua Lua inspires Newcastle to rout West Ham United
 LONDON, Aug 20: Two goals by somersaulting striker Lomano Lua Lua inspired Newcastle United to a crushing 4-0 victory over West Ham United in their opening English premier league game of...
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US-based Hassan declines offer
ISLAMABAD, Aug 20: US-based Pakistani player Hassan Akmal, whom the Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) had invited to appear in the Davis Cup trials next month has sent in his regrets....
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Khurram misses bronze
KARACHI, Aug 20: Sydney Olympian Khurram Inam of Pakistan just missed bronze medal and had to be content with fourth position in the skeet event of Asian Clay Shooting Championship in...
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Adil’s hat trick spurs Yaseen Star
KARACHI, Aug 20: Layri Brothers, Qadri Baloch, and Asif XI advanced in the second round of Karachi City Jashan-e-Azadi Sports Festival Football Tournament at People’s Sports Complex, says a news release...
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Krajicek overwhelms struggling Hrbaty
COMMACK (New York), Aug 20: Former Wimbledon champion Richard Krajicek rolled past Slovakia’s Dominik Hrbaty 6-1, 6-2, in Monday night’s feature match at the ATP tennis tournament here....
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Lankans wary of S. African backlash
TANGIERS (Morocco), Aug 20: Sri Lanka were wary of a South African backlash after Shaun Pollock warned that his team knew what to do in Wednesday’s final of the Morocco Cup....
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Inzamam bitterly disappointed
TANGIERS, Aug 20: Pakistan vice-captain Inzamam-ul-Haq was kicking himself for his unusual dismissal in the game against South Africa Sunday that led to pre-tournament favourites making an early exit from the...
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Harmison bowled over by thieves
LONDON, Aug 20: England fast bowler Steve Harmison had his bat stolen after thieves broke into his car, police confirmed Tuesday....
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Refresher course ends
LAHORE, Aug 20: Thirty one cricket umpires from Punjab and NWFP attended the two-day refresher course which concluded at the Gaddafi Stadium Tuesday....
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BCCI urges players to sign ICC contract
BANGALORE, Aug 20: India Tuesday asked their cricketers to sign a sponsorship agreement with the International Cricket Council (ICC), but only for next month’s Champions Trophy in a bid to defuse...
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Wasim and Shoaib may represent World XI
CARDIFF, Aug 20: There will be no chance of rain stopping play when Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium hosts its first cricket match in October....
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Thorpe likely to miss Ashes tour
LONDON, Aug 20: England look set to travel to Australia later this winter without Graham Thorpe following an announcement by his county, Surrey, that he is “extremely unlikely” to play for...
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Brothers strike gold medals
ISLAMABAD, Aug 20: Brothers Muhammad Awais and Moin-ud-Din Miraj won gold medals at the third International Taekwondo Championship in Eschwege, Germany....
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Dubai’s Nayef gains revenge on Golan
YORK, England, Aug 20: Nayef exacted sweet revenge on Golan and had punters heading for the champagne bars when winning the $398,000 Group One Juddmonte International Stakes Tuesday....
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