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Woods takes six-stroke lead with 65
 LEMONT (Illinois), July 6: Tiger Woods broke away from the field on Saturday after shooting a seven-under-par 65 to build a six-shot lead after three rounds of the Western Open....
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Ralf Schumacher makes it one-two at French GP for Williams
 MAGNY-COURS (France), July 6: Germany’s Ralf Schumacher won the French Grand...
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Ahmed almost missed out winning bodybuilding event
ISLAMABAD, July 6: Pakistan’s Ahmed Sadiq, who won the Masters Class competition in the World Bodybuilding Championships in Spain last month, almost missed competing in the event....
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Candyland trounce Allana
KARACHI, July 6: All the seeded teams were leading the bunch after four rounds were completed in the Yousuf Dada Bridge tournament being played at the Aslam Bridge Hall....
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Rubab adjudged best swimmer
LAHORE, July 6: Rubab Raza, a promising swimmer from Lahore performed superbly in the seventh Punjab Open/Talent Hunt swimming championship at the Fatima Jinnah Medical College pool on Sunday....
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Favourites fail to oblige punters at weekend races
LAHORE, July 6: Punters suffered heavy losses when only one firm favourite obliged them in a card of six during the Lahore Gymkhana races at the Racecourse on Sunday....
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Federer neutralises Scud to make Wimbledon history
 LONDON, July 6: Roger Federer mesmerised man mountain Mark Philippoussis on Sunday to win his maiden grand slam crown and become the first Swiss men’s singles champion in Wimbledon’s 126-year history....
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LLWC rout Bhutta Mohammadan
KARACHI, July 6: LLWC, aided by two second half goals from Shakir Lashari, routed Bhutta Mohammadan 4-0 in the last game of the KASB Premier League sixth round on a rainy...
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Flintoff’s all-round show guides England into tri-nation final
BRISTOL (England), July 6: All-rounder Andrew Flintoff made vital contributions with bat and ball as England eased to a six-wicket win over Zimbabwe on Sunday and a place in the triangular...
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Mianwali upset Lahore
LAHORE, July 6: Fine batting by Aamir Hayat and Asad Raja, who shared a sixth wicket stand of 116, helped lowly Mianwali stun Lahore by 37 runs in the PCB-Imran-Pepsi inter-regional cricket tournament...
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Five new faces in jr squad
KARACHI, July 6: Five new players were included on Monday when a 20-member squad for Europe tour from July 22 was announced after the trials here....
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KCCA names teams for Nepal ties
KARACHI, July 6: Karachi City Cricket Association (KCCA) announced on Sunday squads for the two practice matches against the visiting Nepal youth team....
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Desperate British officials turn to McEnroe
LONDON, July 6: John McEnroe, once the scourge of Wimbledon’s Centre Court, has been identified as the man to help save British tennis from oblivion....
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Bangladesh improving, claims Whatmore
DARWIN (Australia), July 6: Test cricket minnows Bangladesh are improving and heading in the right direction, coach Dav Whatmore said on Sunday, less than a fortnight before their first Test with...
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ACC official to oversee Afghan cricket
KARACHI, July 6: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) said on Sunday it would send an official to oversee cricket development in war ravaged Afghanistan next month with hopes that the country...
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‘Thorpe must be recalled’
LONDON, July 6: Former England captain Michael Atherton says Surrey batsman Graham Thorpe should be recalled to the one-day side to provide “short-term stability” to a middle-order struggling for runs....
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Memorial cricket
LAHORE, July 6: Mehboob Park and Cricket Centre entered the second round of the M.Siddiq memorial cricket tournament at different grounds on Sunday....
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Petacchi wins crash-marred opening stage
 MEAUX (France), July 6: Italian Alessandro Petacchi won a mass sprint tarnished by a bad crash to snatch victory in the 168-km first stage of the Tour de France from Montgeron...
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