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Easy passage for Venus and Serena
MIAMI (Florida), March 24: Serena and Venus Williams continued their march towards the final of the Nasdaq-100 Open on Sunday as eight of the women’s top ten seeds claimed places in... 
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Lahore, Karachi qualify for main round
LAHORE, March 24: Sargodha and Lahore qualified for the national junior hockey championship main round after winning their last pool matches of the qualifying round at the National Hockey Stadium (NHS) on...
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Martin defies age gap to topple Roddick
 MIAMI, Florida, March 24: Todd Martin defied an age gap of 12 years and more than a hundred world ranking places to inflict a stunning defeat on Andy Roddick in the...
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Vieira puts Arsenal back on top
 LONDON, March 24: Skipper Patrick Vieira restored Arsenal’s two-point lead in the Premier League on Sunday after scoring the winner in a 2-1 victory over Everton at Highbury....
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Former PTF official for Asim Shafik in squad
ISLAMABAD, March 24: Munir Pirzada, former secretary of the Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) has called for the inclusion of Asim Shafik on the Davis Cup squad for the forthcoming tie against...
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Germany closer to final
IPOH (Malaysia), March 24: World champions Germany stepped closer to the final of the 12th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup when they overcame South Korea to win 2-0 here Monday....
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EFU wins swiss bridge
KARACHI, March 24: EFU quartet of Hasan Sajjad, Zafar Zaki, Iqbal Abedi and Jawad Abedi clinched the weekly Swiss League Bridge on Sunday....
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Landmark success for Tiger Woods
ORLANDO (Florida), March 24: Tiger Woods overcame food poisoning to turn a five-shot lead into an 11-stroke victory here Sunday, making PGA history between dry heaves by winning his fourth Bay...
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Sharjah Cup in doubt after SA withdraw
KARACHI, March 24: The Sharjah Cup tri-series tournament in the United Arab Emirates, scheduled to commence from April 1, could be in serious danger of being called off after South Africa...
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World Cup fails to pass one-day test
JOHANNESBURG, March 24: The 2003 World Cup feasted on drama.It boasted world records, giant-killings, politics, match forfeits and even a drugs scandal. It showcased the best one-day side to ever play the game.....
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Indian media heap praise on Ponting’s men
 NEW DELHI, March 24: The Indian media, normally scathing in their criticism of the country’s cricket team after a loss, chose instead to hail Australia on Monday for their stunning victory...
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I will prove my worth in county: Waqar
LAHORE, March 24: Sacked Captain Pakistan Cricket team Waqar Younis plans to play county cricket to prove his merit to be recalled in the national team....
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How big names fail to say good-bye
JOHANNESBURG, March 24: World Cups always herald a changing of the guard but the 2003 edition was different in that so many top-of-the-range players departed against their will....
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Quarterfinals of Patron’s Cup to be played today
KARACHI, March 24: Two quarterfinals of NBP One-day Patron’s Cup will be played here on Tuesday....
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No joy for Tendulkar
JOHANNESBURG, March 24: Sachin Tendulkar said he could take no joy from his Man-of-the-Tournament award after India’s World Cup final defeat against Australia on Sunday....
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Aussies in same breath as Yankees and Real Madrid
JOHANNESBURG, March 24: Great sporting dynasties such as the New York Yankees and Real Madrid have an infinite capacity to regenerate themselves....
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We can still get better: Buchanan
JOHANNESBURG, March 24: Australia coach John Buchanan issued an ominous warning to the rest of the cricketing world after his side’s comprehensive World Cup final win over India on Sunday....
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Public reception for champions
SYDNEY, March 24: Ricky Ponting’s victorious Australian team will be feted at a public reception in Perth on Tuesday, the Australian Cricket Board said....
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PCB gets Cup report from committee
ISLAMABAD, March 24: The Naushad committee constituted to review Pakistan’s poor World Cup performance, has submitted its report....
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Wright wants to carry on as India coach
 JOHANNESBURG, March 24: John Wright, coach of World Cup runners-up India, would like to continue in the job if the national board agrees to renew his contract....
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