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LRC announces new handicap schedule
LAHORE, Sept 2: A new schedule of handicaps and acceptances has been announced for the Lahore Winter Meetings by the Lahore Race Club (LRC) in view of the great inconvenience being caused to owners and trainers... 
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PSO annex trophy
KARACHI, Sept 2: Pakistan State Oil (PSO) snatched the Karachi Bridge Association’s weekend Swiss Movement bridge tournament at Aslam Memorial at National Stadium Sunday....
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HBL, KESC qualify for semifinals
KARACHI, Sept 2: Favourites Habib Bank Limited (HBL) Karachi Electric Supply Corporation (KESC) notched-up their second victories to enter the semifinals of Independence Day basketball tournament at Arambagh Floodlit Court Sunday....
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Excellent doubles by Sikandar, Shahid
LAHORE, Sept 2: Five new records were established in the Punjab Age Group swimming championship held at the Agricultural University, Faisalabad pool, according to a message received Monday....
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Sauers captures first title after 13 years
SURREY (British Columbia), Sept 2: A week that began as a nightmare turned into a dream come true for Gene Sauers....
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SAF Games build-up from November
ISLAMABAD, Sept 2: Preparations for the 9th SAF Games that had to be postponed twice are to be relaunched on Nov 2, Lt Gen Arif Hasan, head of the Games organising...
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Ronaldo promises Real fans beautiful football
MADRID, Sept 2: Real Madrid’s new signing Ronaldo was officially unveiled at a presentation ceremony Monday and promised to bring “beautiful” football to the Bernabeu....
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Welsh smashes 50m backstroke world mark
 MELBOURNE, Sept 2: Matt Welsh set a world record of 23.31 seconds for the men’s 50 metres backstroke at the Australian short-course swimming championships Monday....
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Controversial Junaid named, Hasan ignored: PCB names ‘A’ probables
KARACHI, Sept 2: Test reject Hasan Raza was surprisingly overlooked but controversial pacer Junaid Zia was included when the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) Monday announced 24 probables for a training...
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Rains hit Grade-II matches
LAHORE, Sept 2: Partial play was possible in just three National Junior (Under-19) Grade-II Cricket Championship matches because of inclement weather in different cities of Punjab Monday....
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Serena annihilates Bedanova to reach last eight
 NEW YORK, Sept 2: Having endured almost six hours of relentless New York rain, Serena Williams needed just 41 minutes of dry weather to annihilate 20th seed Daja Bedanova 6-1 6-1...
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Slender lead for KCCA Whites
KARACHI, Sept 2: Despite a defiant 77 by Lahore Whites’ Salman Qadir, Karachi Whites took a slender 28-run first innings lead on the second day of the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I...
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Junior squash
LAHORE, Sept 2: Seventeen matches were decided on the first day of the Lahore City junior squash championship for Boys at the Punjab Squash Complex on Monday....
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Leading Indian players seek contracts clarification
LONDON, Sept 2: India’s leading cricketers asked their board Monday for “clarification” of the terms of their Champions Trophy contracts....
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Australia crush hapless Kenya
 NAIROBI, Sept 2: World champions Australia were again at their devastating best in the triangular one-day tournament Monday bowling Kenya out for their lowest-ever total of 84 at the Gymkhana Ground....
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Junior training camp for Egypt tournament commences
KARACHI, Sept 2: Pakistan juniors rolled off their preparations Monday for October’s international invitational hockey tournament in Egypt with 63 probables reporting at the camp....
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