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Pistol Pete should pick up the spoils
LAHORE, Sept 10: An ordinary card of six events, comprising mostly out-of-form runners, has been laid out for the mid-week Lahore Gymkhana races to be held at the Racecourse on Wednesday.... 
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Khurram and Yousuf put Pakistan in semifinals
KARACHI, Sept 10: Pakistan stormed into the semifinal of eight-nation third Emarat International Snooker Championship when they defeated United Arab Emirates (UAE) A 2-1 at Dubai Snooker Club Monday night thanks...
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Team performance satisfactory, claims hockey manager
LAHORE, Sept 10: The failure of penalty-corner specialist Sohail Abbas is the main factor which deprived Pakistan from playing the final of the Champions Trophy in Cologne, Germany....
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Easy sailing for Kournikova
 SHANGHAI, Sept 10: Tennis bombshell Anna Kournikova stayed calm amid a storm of attention at the Shanghai WTA tournament Tuesday to cruise to an easy first-round singles victory....
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Pakistan’s best gold prospect skips Asiad
KARACHI, Sep 10: Pakistan’s best prospect of earning gold in the forthcoming Asian Games 2002, Haider Ali, has decided to skip event due to domestic reasons....
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NKSB, PTCL in final
LAHORE, Sept 10: New Khan Sports Board and PTCL marched into the final of the All Pakistan Ranking Badminton Tournament after registering easy victories in the semifinals Monday....
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Swiss star robbed
GENEVA, Sept 10: Former Olympic tennis champion Marc Rosset was held-up at gunpoint and his car was stolen in his hometown of Geneva, police said Tuesday.—Reuters...
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Thorpe, Gough named in Ashes squad
LONDON, Sept 10: England gambled on senior batsman Graham Thorpe and strike bowler Darren Gough as the pair were included in the Ashes squad Tuesday....
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Australia remain team to beat
COLOMBO, Sept 10: World champions Australia, twice surprised by India in the early stages of the ICC Champions Trophy one-day tournament, remain the side to beat in the 2002 edition starting...
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Pakistan aim to overcome dismal form
 COLOMBO, Sept 10: Pakistan aim to reverse their recent inconsistent performances and go all the way in the ICC Champions Trophy tournament starting Thursday....
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LBW technology gets thumbs-down
COLOMBO, Sept 10: Tests on how far technology can ease the pressure on umpires during this month’s ICC Champions Trophy have received a provisional thumbs-down....
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Azhar keen to regain his place
KARACHI, Sept 10: Pakistan allrounder Azhar Mahmood was keen to regain his lost place in the national side when he made himself available for the junior series against Sri Lanka....
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Samuels, Lawson given India mission
ST JOHN’S (Antigua), Sept 10: Batsman Marlon Samuels and fast bowler Jermaine Lawson were Monday named in a 16-man West Indies squad for the tour of India next month....
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Pakistan to tour England
KARACHI, Sept 10: Pakistan will play three one-day internationals in England next year in June....
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Jansher receives wild card
ISLAMABAD, Sept 10: Former world champion Jansher Khan has been granted a wild card for next month’s $25,000 CAS Open Squash Championship in Peshawar as he prepares to make his international...
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Winning start by Rangers CC
ISLAMABAD, Sept 10: Karachi’s Rangers Cricket Club made a winning start to their tour of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, scoring victories over Diamond and KRL teams....
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Qaiser hits 130 in practice tie
LAHORE, Sept 10: Qaiser Abbas strengthened his claims for inclusion in Pakistan ‘A’ squad by stroking an unbeaten 130 off 120 balls in the opening trial match at Gaddafi Stadium Tuesday....
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Tahir hits 108
KARACHI, Sept 10: A fine knock of 108 by opener Tahir Hussain was the cornerstone of Govt Islamia Arts/Commerce (Morning) College’s crushing 157-run win over Govt Commerce College in the KU...
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