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Ferrero overcomes compatriot Moya to clinch title
HONG KONG, Sept 29: Spain’s Juan Carlos Ferrero Sunday overcame compatriot Carlos Moya with a relentless display of power tennis to win the US$400,000 Hong Kong Open.... 
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Heavily-backed King Fisher obliges punters
LAHORE, Sept 29: Heavily-backed favourite King Fisher crowned an easy success in the feature event of the Lahore Winter Meeting at the Racecourse Sunday....
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Famous victory for Europe
SUTTON COLDFIELD (England), Sept 29: Europe clinched a famous Ryder Cup triumph at The Belfry Sunday, Colin Montgomerie setting the tone as the hosts won five of the first 11 singles...
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Schumacher warms up for US GP
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 29: World champion Michael Schumacher prepared for a straight fight with Ferrari team mate Rubens Barrichello Sunday with the fastest warm-up lap for the US Formula One Grand Prix....
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Kipkoech, Takahashi win Berlin Marathon
 BERLIN, Sept 29: Raymond Kipkoech of Kenya won the Berlin marathon men’s race Sunday with an official time of two hours six minutes 47 seconds....
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No replacement for Aisam
ISLAMABAD, Sept 29: Aisamul Haq, Pakistan’s star player, has pulled out of the Asian Games on the advice of his doctors....
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KPI beaten
KARACHI, Sept 29: Tapal CC moved into the semifinal of the Aqeel Memon Benefit cricket tournament, after routing KPI CC in the quarterfinal played at the KPI ground Saturday....
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Becker must pay taxes or face jail
MUNICH (Germany), Sept 29: Former tennis champion Boris Becker must pay 3.2 million euros in back taxes immediately or face jail time, German newsweekly Focus reported in an advance copy of...
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Rain forces replay of Trophy final
COLOMBO, Sept 29: Heavy rain forced the Champions Trophy final between India and Sri Lanka to be abandoned Sunday after a good fightback by the visitors....
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South, North Koreans march together
 BUSAN (South Korea), Sept 29: Dancers twirled and fireworks roared, torches from 44 diverse lands converged and rival South and North Korean teams marched together as Asia kicked off its biggest...
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Players outwit police in corruption battle
COLOMBO, Sept 29: Crooked players backed by prostitutes and sign language experts have beaten Sri Lankan police in the battle against match-fixing during the ICC Champions Trophy, officials said Sunday....
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Chinese grab first two gold medals
BUSAN, Sept 29: Chinese fencers Wang Haibin and Zhao Gang won the first two gold medals of the Asian Games, giving powerhouse China an early jump in the medals table hours...
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Australians concerned about rain and Sharjah
MELBOURNE, Sept 29: Australia one-day captain Ricky Ponting said on Sunday some of his team mates had security concerns about touring Sharjah as part of next month’s three-Test series against Pakistan....
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Taufiq stakes Test spot in drawn game
COLOMBO, Sept 29: Opener Taufiq Umar struck an unbeaten 64 as Pakistan drew their three-day practice match against West Indies at Police Park Ground Sunday....
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World sprint title for Eadie
COPENHAGEN, Sept 29: Australian veteran Sean Eadie won the world sprint title at the world track cycling championships here Sunday after beating compatriot Jobie Dajka in a third leg decider....
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Afghanistan athletes face tough task
KABUL, Sept 29: Afghan athletes returning to top international competition at the Asian Games starting in South Korea Sunday know their medal prospects are bleak after eight years in the sporting...
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