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Pakistan in must win situation: Tri-nation hockey
SYDNEY, June 6: Having put themselves in a comfortable position for a place in the final, a confident India would be keen to maintain their dominance over arch-rivals Pakistan in their... 
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Belmont jockeys know how to mar Funny Cide’s bid
 NEW YORK, June 6: Jose Santos, who will ride pre-post favourite Funny Cide in the Belmont Stakes here Saturday, knows what it is like to spoil a horse’s bid for a...
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Real Madrid world’s richest soccer club
LONDON, June 6: Real Madrid have replaced Manchester United as the world’s richest club, says a survey of club finances carried out by World Soccer magazine....
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Iran to organize Asian Futsal Tournament
SINGAPORE, June 6: Asian Football Confederation has announced that AFC Futsal Championship 2003 has been relocated to Iran from Japan due to Sars (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) situation, at the request...
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Casual Look captures English Oaks
EPSOM (England), June 6: Casual Look, ridden by Martin Dwyer and trained by Andrew Balding, won the English Oaks here on Friday....
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HPS and Railways in final
KARACHI, June 6: Railway School Karachi Cantt and Habib Public School (HPS) set-up a title clash in the 4th Tanveer Dar Inter-school hockey tournament after winning their semifinals on Friday....
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PHA issues show cause
LAHORE, June 6: Punjab Hockey Association (PHA) has sent a show cause notice to the Sialkot District Hockey Association president, Ghazanfar Rasheed, for dissolving the body unconstitutionally....
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Zeeshan fails to save Zone-III
KARACHI, June 6: Off-spinner Zeeshan Kirmani captured six wickets for 96 runs but failed to save Zone-III Blues from massive 202 runs defeat against Zone-I Whites in the KCCA Inter-zonal Under-15...
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Aussie Fowler maintains his revival
MERIDEN (England), June 6: Australia’s Peter Fowler maintained his form revival of 2003 by surging into the early lead with a blemish-free round of seven-under-par 65 in the British Masters first...
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Verkerk first Dutchman to reach French final, meets Ferrero for title
 PARIS, June 6: With a smile and a serve that could blow holes through walls, Martin Verkerk carved his own piece of French Open history on Friday, becoming the first Dutchman...
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Dream start by debut boy Johnson: Seven lbws, a Test innings record
 CHESTER-LE-STREET (England), June 6: England debutant Richard Johnson flirted with the record books on Friday to leave Zimbabwe heading towards their second innings defeat of the two-Test series....
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Sri Lanka facing financial crisis, says president
COLOMBO (Sri Lanka), June 6: Sri Lanka cricket is facing a serious financial crisis, newly-elected board president Thilanga Sumathipala said on Friday....
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KCCA picks 100 for U-16 open trials
KARACHI, June 6: Karachi City Cricket Association (KCCA) on Friday named 100 cricketers to appear in the PCB-Imran Khan under-16 trials which commence at National Stadium from June 10....
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Steve Waugh wants to play more Tests
SYDNEY, June 6: Steve Waugh on Friday said he wants to continue playing Test cricket....
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Ranatunga fails to become president of BCCSL
COLOMBO, June 6: Former Sri Lankan captain Arjuna Ranatunga has failed in his attempt to become president of the country’s cricket board. He was defeated by former president Thilanga Sumathipala, who...
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West Indies look beyond revenge against Sri Lanka
BRIDGETOWN (Barbados) June 6: West Indies will focus more on consolidating gains than exacting revenge when they clash with Sri Lanka in the three-match one-day cricket series starting on Saturday....
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Premier League match ends in a draw
 KARACHI, June 6: Nawab XI managed to hold Baloch Mohammadan 0-0 in the second round of the KASB Premier League at CDGK ground on Friday....
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Shiv Sena against cricket ties
MUMBAI, June 6: Indian Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray, a staunch critic of the BJP-led NDA government’s soft stance vis-a-vis Pakistan, Friday strongly opposed resuming cricketing ties with the neighbouring country....
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