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Billiards and Nine Ball Pool tourney begins today
KARACHI, April 4: The fourth Red & White Billiards and Nine Ball Pool Tournament will commence on Saturday at the Snooker Zone Shehnaz Arcade, Main Shaheed-e-Millat Road.... 
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Top seeded Chen sent packing by compatriot
 TOKYO, April 4: Top seed and badminton world number one Chen Hong was sent crashing out of the Japan Open by Chinese compatriot Lin Dan here Friday as former champion Peter...
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India yet to confirm for SASF meeting
ISLAMABAD, April 4: India has yet to confirm if its delegation would attend the April 10 meeting of the South Asian Sports Federation (SASF) due to take place either in Rawalpindi...
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Killusty on song for Aintree
 LIVERPOOL, April 4: Killusty, one of the bottom weights who had been 50-1 three weeks ago for Saturday’s Grand National at Aintree, has been backed down to 14-1....
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China may be invited to SAF Games
ISLAMABAD, April 4: A constitutional amendment to include China as a guest participant in the 9th SAF Games may be on the cards when the South Asian Sports Federation (SASF) meets...
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McManus revs up for National
LIVERPOOL, April 4: Noted owner, gambler and businessman JP McManus landed two more big winners at Aintree on Friday before Saturday’s Grand National where he has 10-1 third favourite Youlneverwalkalone....
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Rawalpindi races
RAWALPINDI, April 4: The Rawalpindi Races are to resume on Tuesday (April 8) after a gap of three weeks, organisers said Friday. The races were suspended on March 18 because of...
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Pakistan overwhelm Sri Lanka by seven wickets
 SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates, April 4: Pakistan’s revamped cricket team virtually ensured their place in the Sharjah Cup final with a seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka here on Friday....
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Hewitt eases Australia into 2-0 lead
 MALMO (Sweden), April 4: World number one Lleyton Hewitt eased Australia into a 2-0 lead over Sweden in their Davis Cup quarterfinal on Friday, seeing off Thomas Enqvist 6-4 6-2 5-7...
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Olonga has no regrets leaving Zimbabwe
MELBOURNE, April 4: Zimbabwe fast bowler Henry Olonga has said he has no regrets about his protests during the recent World Cup and added he hoped to return home when the...
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Australia ready for hard work in Caribbean:Waugh: Clarke named Martyn’s replacement
GEORGETOWN, (Guyana), April 4: Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh said his favoured team would have to work harder for victory in the Caribbean, but he had no doubt they will play...
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DiMarco claws his way for early lead
DULUTH, Georgia, April 4: Chris DiMarco literally clawed his way to the lead after the first round of the PGA BellSouth Classic here Thursday, using the unique claw-putting grip that revived...
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Russians roll into last eight
SARASOTA, Florida, April 4: Russian second seed Anastasia Myskina and compatriot Elena Dementieva both advanced to the quarterfinals of the Sarasota Open on Thursday with contrasting three set wins....
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FIH hockey workshop in Athens
ATHENS, April 4: For the first time an international hockey development workshop, run by the International Hockey Federation (FIH), is to be held in Athens, Greece from May 27-30, 2003....
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Rashid happy with progress
SHARJAH, April 4: Pakistan captain Rashid Latif said his team’s willingness to learn from their mistakes was behind their opening 68-run Sharjah Cricket Cup victory over Zimbabwe....
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Varsity volleyball
LAHORE, April 4: Three matches were decided in the second Government College, University invitational volleyball tournament at the university’s courts on Friday....
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Karachi rout Quetta
FAISALABAD, April 4: Three matches were played on first day of the National Junior Hockey Championship which started in Medina Town Hockey Stadium here Friday....
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Umer’s late strike
ISLAMABAD, April 4: A 65th minute strike from Umer Farooq earned Ravi a well-deserved 1-0 victory over Mehran in the ‘Say No to Drugs’ Football Tournament being held at the G-6/2...
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