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Khurram Agha retains top spot
KARACHI, May 21: The much awaited Seventh Red & White Style Snooker Championship begins on Friday, May 23, at the Karachi Gymkhana.... 
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Three-man team for Madrid contest
ISLAMABAD, May 21: Former Mr. World Ahmed Sadiq and two other bodybuilders are to represent Pakistan at the World Championship in Madrid this June....
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Top 10 clubs to battle for Premier League title
KARACHI, May 21: Soccer will get a kick-start on professional lines when Rs80,000 KASB Premier League starts on Sunday involving top 10 outfits of the city....
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Twenty-seven nations qualify for Asia Cup
LAHORE, May 21: Twenty-seven teams have qualified for the Asia Cup China-2004 football championship qualifying round to be held from September to November 2003. The main round is scheduled to be...
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Pakistan to compete in Cadet event
KARACHI, May 21: Pakistan will be among the top nations competing in the third World Cadet Championship to be held in Romania form June 8....
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PU in final
LAHORE, May 21: Punjab University entered the final of the Inter-varsity women volleyball championship at the Lahore College courts by winning two more matches on Wednesday....
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Laila fight on undercard
LOS ANGELES, May 21: Laila Ali, daughter of three-time world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, is expected fight on the undercard...
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Aussies are not liked around the world: ICC chief
MELBOURNE, May 21: Australia’s win-at-all-cost cricketers had a bad reputation and were not liked in the cricket world, International Cricket Council (ICC) president Malcolm Gray said here on Wednesday....
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Disgraced Shoaib lets PCB down, slapped two-match ban
DAMBULLA (Sri Lanka), May 21: Pakistan paceman Shoaib Akhtar has been banned for two one-dayers for tampering with the ball during the triangular one-day series here, match referee Gundappa Viswanath announced...
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Decision to quit is final, says Wasim
KARACHI, May 21: Former Pakistan captain and fast bowler Wasim Akram on Wednesday said he had been overwhelmed by expressions of support since his decision to retire from international cricket, but...
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Asif Memorial, Daimond in Super Stage
ISLAMABAD, May 21: Defending champions Asif Memorial and 10 others sides including fancied Diamond Club have qualified for the Super 12 stage of the ICA-PTV League Cricket Championship....
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Clubs scrutiny
LAHORE, May 21: The scrutiny of cricket clubs in Layyah, Muzaffargarh and Dera Ghazi Khan will be conducted from May 26 to May 30....
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Argentina and Chile set up Latin-American showdown
 DUESSELDORF, Germany, May 21: Argentina and Chile set up a Latin American showdown for Blue Group supremacy at the World Team Cup after both teams won their second successive matches on...
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Warwickshire signs Waqar
LONDON, May 21: Former Pakistan skipper Waqar Younis has joined Warwickshire on a one-year contract as replacement for New Zealander Shane Bond who has suffered a suspected stress fracture of the...
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Merchant XI in U-17 final
KARACHI, May 21: Hussain Merchant XI reached the final of the Syed Afzal Ahmed Shah Under-17 cricket championship, after beating G.H. Dars XI by four wickets on Wednesday....
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Symonds, Clarke rescue Australia
CASTRIES, St Lucia, May 21: Andrew Symonds and Michael Clarke smashed 75 runs each to guide Australia to 258 for four off 50 overs in the third one-day international against West...
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ACB launches appeals to buy Bradman cap
SYDNEY, May 21: The Australian Cricket Board has launched a public appeal to purchase the cap Don Bradman wore in his last Test appearance in 1948....
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Former Aussie women’s captain banned
SYDNEY, May 21: Anissa Tann, Australia’s most-capped female soccer player, has been suspended for two years after failing a drugs test, officials announced on Wednesday....
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Hussain warns not to take tourists lightly
LONDON, May 21: England captain Nasser Hussain warned his side not to underestimate Zimbabwe ahead of Thursday’s first Test here at Lord’s....
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Ranatunga vows battle to bitter end
COLOMBO, May 21: Sri Lanka’s former World Cup-winning captain Arjuna Ranatunga on Wednesday refused to accept defeat as his bid for the top job in the country’s cricket administration looked doomed...
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Chinese teenager ends Boll’s dream
 PARIS, May 21: German top seed Timo Boll suffered a shock second round defeat to a little known Chinese teenager at the table tennis world championships here on Wednesday....
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DHA, CDGK qualify for quarterfinals
KARACHI, May 21: Defence Housing Authority (DHA) defeated City District Government Karachi (CDGK) by nine wickets to become Group ‘D’ champions in the 12th HinoPak trophy inter-firm cricket league here on...
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