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Real Madrid clinch record 29th title
 MADRID, June 23: Brazilian Ronaldo promised Real Madrid fans a special treat before Sunday’s crucial game against Athletic Bilbao and the striker remained true to his word as he scored two...
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France and Russia claim honours
FLORENCE (Italy), June 23: France won its first European Cup men’s title on Sunday as defending champions and overnight leaders Britain slipped back into third place behind Germany....
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Mateen extends Abbas
KARACHI, June 23: Fancied Abbas Raza was taken to the full distance by Mateen Arif in the Caltex Open Juniors U-18 clash at Modern Club on Monday....
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Coaches should also be rewarded: PWF
ISLAMABAD, June 23: The Pakistan Weightlifting Federation, while appreciating the government for giving cash incentives to medal-winning players, has called upon them to acknowledge the services of the coaches too....
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Punjab names junior squad
LAHORE, June 23: Punjab has announced its boys and girls’ teams to take part in the six-day national junior squash championship to be held in Balochistan from Wednesday....
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PSF’s team for English Jr Open
KARACHI, June 23: The Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) was considering to send national junior team to compete in the inaugural edition of the Prince English Junior Open be held in August...
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Colombia book berth in semis
PARIS, June 23: France thrashed New Zealand 5-0 in the Confederations Cup on Sunday to finish top of Group A and guarantee a semifinal clash at the Stade de France...
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Favourites romp home
KARACHI, June 23: Fancied Lipton produced a dazzling performance to clinch Karachi Gymkhana Summer Bridge Tournament by accumulating 132 Victory Points (VPs) at KG Hall on Sunday....
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Coach happy with Down Under performance
ISLAMABAD, June 23: Putting a brave face on heavy defeats in Australia, Pakistan hockey coach Tahir Zaman says the youngsters fielded in the twin tournaments Down Under had gained much-needed experience....
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PFF elections
KARACHI, June 23: Elections to decide who takes over as Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) president’s post vacated by Mian Azher will be held in August. Long-serving Mian Azhar has decided to...
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Croatian giant dumps Hewitt, creates history
 LONDON, June 23: Croatian giant Ivo Karlovic starred in his own fantastical Wimbledon fairytale on Monday, beating champion Lleyton Hewitt to create history on the world’s most famous tennis stage....
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Zone-I Whites crowned U-15 champions
 KARACHI, June 23: Zone-I Whites lifted the KCCA Inter-zonal under-15 cricket title with an impressive six-wicket victory over Zone-V Whites in the final at TMC Ground on Sunday....
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Pakistan leave England with questions but not answers
LONDON, June 23: England have been left with as many questions as answers after their nail-biting one-day series win over Pakistan....
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PHF official unsure about changes
ISLAMABAD, June 23: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) secretary, Brig Musarratullah Khan on Monday was neither willing to confirm nor deny if a change in team management was on cards....
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Whatmore expects no miracle
BRISBANE, June 23: Bangladesh’s team arrived in Australia on Monday for a two-Test tour accompanied by a new coach not expecting miracles against the world’s top side....
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Kaye edges out Rollins in playoff
HARRISON (New York), June 23: Jonathan Kaye clinched his maiden PGA Tour title at the rain-affected Buick Classic on Sunday, sinking a 12-foot eagle putt at the first extra hole to...
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Skipper Rashid satisfied, coach Aamir disappointed
LONDON, June 23: Pakistan captain Rashid Latif said his side had played “better cricket than England” despite losing by four wickets in the third One-day International at Lord’s here on Sunday....
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POF lift trophy
ISLAMABAD, June 23: POF won the All-Pakistan Sardar Abdul Qayyum hockey tournament by beating Army 5-4 on penalty strokes on Monday....
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