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PHF policies criticized by former Olympians
KARACHI, June 9: Pakistan goalkeeper Ahmad Alam came under heavy fire on Monday when former Olympians slammed him for conceding too many goals at recent three-nation contests and suggested recall of... 
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Easy first round win for Schuettler
 HALLE (Germany), June 9: Rainer Schuettler made a confident start to his bid for a first tournament win on home soil when he beat Dane Kenneth Carlsen 6-3 6-4 in the...
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Farjad and Ghazala to defend crowns
KARACHI, June 9: Top seeds Farjad Saif and Ghazala Roohi will be the defending their titles in the 3rd Mirza Almas Ali Baig Masters Cup table tennis tournament to be held...
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Farhan slams superb century
KARACHI, June 9: Farhan Rafiq hammered an undefeated 101 to steer Zone-II Whites to a crushing 184-run victory over Zone-III Greens in the KCCA Inter-zonal under-15 cricket tournament here on Sunday....
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Big guns in action as marathon season nears end
LONDON, June 9: England, Italy, Spain and Germany are in action on Wednesday as a marathon European season draws near to an end with 18 Euro 2004 qualifiers across the continent....
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Shahid faces Mansoor in final
ISLAMABAD, June 9: Top seed Mansoor Zaman displayed ruthless form in defeating Ijaz Azmat in the President PSF Squash Tournament on Monday as he set up a meeting in Tuesday’s final...
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Malir hockey
KARACHI, June 9: Ten clubs will participate in the Malir Zone IV hockey championship which starts from June 12 at UBL Sports Complex, says a press release on Monday....
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Sabbatini maintains one-stroke lead
POTOMAC (Maryland), June 9: South Africa’s Rory Sabbatini hung on to a slender one-shot lead when he fired a three-under-par 68 in the rain-delayed third round of the $4.5 million Capital...
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PCB offers seniors same incentive as Wasim
LAHORE, June 9: Following the decision to urge Wasim Akram play his final match in national colours on home soil, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is willing to offer other senior players...
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Sri Lanka’s big chase leaves Windies stunned
 BRIDGETOWN (Barbados), June 9: Sri Lanka overhauled an imposing target of 312 on Sunday to defeat West Indies by four wickets and take an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three-match...
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Opener Vermeulen sent home in disgrace
CHESTER-LE-STREET (England), June 9: Zimbabwe’s miserable and controversial tour of England ran into more trouble on Sunday when opening batsman Mark Vermeulen was kicked out of the squad and sent home....
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Sohail and Ulfat hammer centuries
ISLAMABAD, June 9: Centuries by Sohail Aftab and Ulfat Hussain helped Punjab thrash Classic by 380 runs in the ICA-PTV Cricket League Championship on Monday....
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Flower canes Pakistan
CHELMSFORD (England), June 9: Former Zimbabwe Test star Andy Flower stroked an unbeaten 115 as Essex piled up 284 for six in the day-night one-day game against Pakistan here on Monday....
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BD lacks attitude, competent officials: ex-coach
KARACHI, June 9: Bangladesh’s cricket team needs to set goals and improve its attitude if it does not want be a laughing stock in international cricket, the team’s former Pakistani coach...
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Barbados and Jamaica unfit for matches
BRIDGETOWN, June 9: The man responsible for running 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean has claimed that two of the region’s highest-profile cricket grounds are in desperate need of renovation....
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PBF names 3-man team
KARACHI, June 9: Pakistan Boxing Federation (PBF) on Monday announced a three-member team for 3rd world cadet boxing championship to be organized in Bucharest, Romania from June 19 to 30....
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Chandana left out of Test squad
COLOMBO, June 9: Match-winning all-rounder Upul Chandana has been left out of Sri Lanka’s Test side for their two-match series against West Indies....
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PCB believes in quantity rather than quality
LAHORE, June 9: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday proposed to organize an incredible tally of 803 matches in the 2003-4 domestic season, leaving no stone unturned to prove the current cricket...
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