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Aisam-Aqeel give Pakistan 2-1 lead
PESHAWAR, Sept 21: Pakistan were sensing a place in group I of Davis Cup Asia/Oceania after Aisam-ul-Haq and Aqeel Khan pulled off a magnificent come-from-behind victory over Chinese pair of Wang... 
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Naveen captures crown
KARACHI, Sept 21: Fourth seed Naveen Perwani, staging a marvellous recovery came from behind to edge out top seed Khurram Hussain Agha 7-6, in the final of the 16th Red &...
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Islamabad’s Hamza emerges sole leader
ISLAMABAD, Sept 21: Hamza Amin maintained his lead in the amateur net competition Saturday finishing the day with a net score of 66 in the Chief of the Army Staff Open...
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Jawwad grabs four golds
 KARACHI, Sept 21: Jawwad Kamani stole the show on the opening day of the Sindh swimming championships, clinching four gold medals at Karachi Gymkhana pool Saturday....
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Azam, Shahnawaz win
 KARACHI, Sept 21: Azam Khan and Shahnawaz Khan notched-up exciting five game victories on the second day of Pre- qualifying round of Chief of the Naval Staff Squash Championship at Pakistan...
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Serena faces Clijsters for trophy
TOKYO, Sept 21: World number one Serena Williams was made to work hard to beat fellow-American Amy Frazier 7-6 6-3 to reach the final of the $585,000 Toyota Princess Cup Saturday....
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Army retain title
LAHORE, Sept 21: Army with 191 points won the 44th national swimming championship at the Model Town Club pool Saturday....
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Kanu gives Arsenal victory
LONDON, Sept 21: An injury-time winner from Nwankwo Kanu gave champions Arsenal a dramatic 2-1 victory over 10-man Bolton Wanderers in the English premier league Saturday....
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False start fails to stop Jones from winning
 MADRID, Sept 21: Olympic champion Marion Jones completed her first unbeaten season Friday after recovering from an uncharacteristic false start to win the women’s 100 metres comfortably for the United States....
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Hoor-e-Mehran should scorch the turf today
KARACHI, Sept 21: Syed Sadruddin Shah’s dark bay filly Hoor-e-Mehran, after two very impressive victories on the trot, should scorch the turf over six furlongs and register a hat-trick of victories...
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Decent Fellow on hat trick
LAHORE, Sept 21: Dark bay gelding Decent Fellow, with two victories on the trot, will be attempting to make it a hat trick at the third Lahore Winter Meeting at the Racecourse...
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Hockey official blasts media
KARACHI, Sept 21: Secretary of Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) Brig. Musarratullah lashed out at a recent media outburst on the performance of Pakistan hockey and described it as uncalled for....
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Security concerns hit PHF plans
KARACHI, Sept 21: Security concerns by the participants has forced Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) to put two international events in cold storage, officials said Saturday....
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PCB bypasses own greats to hire Pybus again
LAHORE, Sept 21: Controversial Richard Pybus was once again appointed Pakistan cricket coach but this time until next year’s World Cup in South Africa for reportedly a fee of £1500...
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Afridi bombards Dutch to heavy defeat
 COLOMBO, Sept 21: Shahid Afridi smashed the second fastest 50 in One-day Internationals as Pakistan raced to a nine-wicket victory over Holland in the Champions Trophy Saturday....
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Afridi ditched, Zahid recalled
KARACHI, Sept 21: The injury-plagued fast bowler Mohammad Zahid was recalled Saturday for Pakistan’s forthcoming offshore home Test series against Australia but surprisingly all-rounder Shahid Afridi was overlooked....
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India face England in crucial tie
COLOMBO, Sept 21: England will take aim at a formidable Indian batting line-up when they clash in the deciding pool 2 Champions Trophy game Sunday....
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Pindi edge closer
ISLAMABAD, Sept 21: Rawalpindi virtually qualified for the semifinals of the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I Cricket Championship Saturday after picking up three first innings lead points against Bahawalpur at Rawalpindi Stadium....
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