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Army boxers continue to dominate
RAWALPINDI, July 21: Jalal Kashif of Army A advanced to the finals of the light flyweight category on Monday as the All- Pakistan Brig Rodham Junior Boxing Championship resumed after Sunday’s... 
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Danial, Talha extended
KARACHI, July 21: Danial Alvi and Talha Dar were fully extended by their battling opponents in the boys singles event of the on the second day of the Karachi Club Open...
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Curtis moves up 361 spots in rankings
LONDON, July 21: American Ben Curtis soared to 35th in the world golf rankings from 396 after his shock win in the British Open on Sunday....
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Belgium face US in semifinals
LONDON, July 21: Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin-Hardenne earned Belgium a semifinal showdown with the U.S. after propelling their country to a 5-0 rout of holders Slovakia in the Fed Cup...
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POA meets tomorrow
LAHORE, July 21: The general council of the Pakistan Olympic Association (POA) will meet on Wednesday to fix the dates of the 29th National Games at Quetta....
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Independence day sports
LAHORE, July 21:District Sports Committee, Lahore has decided to hold competition of eight different games, including women’s hockey to celebrate Independence Day....
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Hamid, Zia win weekly title
KARACHI, July 21: Eastern Federal Union (EFU) mustered 99 Victory Points (VPs) to clinch the weekly title of the Swiss Movement Bridge at Aslam Bridge Hall on Sunday....
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Khurram top seeded in National Snooker
KARACHI, July 21: Pakistan number one Khurram Hussain Agha has been top seeded for the 12th Red and White Cup National Ranking Snooker Championship which break off at new venue of...
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PHF welcomes undisciplined Sohail, Waseem into squad: Nadeem reinstated as skipper for Champions Trophy
 KARACHI, July 21: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF)’s double standards were exposed on Monday when it included Sohail Abbas and Waseem Ahmad in the Champions Trophy squad despite breach of discipline....
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Sarwar forced to make unceremonious exit
 KARACHI, July 21: Pakistan hockey hierarchy on Monday showed the kind of respect they have for national heroes when they forced former captain Mohammad Sarwar to call it a day following...
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Court summons Wasim for appearing in ad
LAHORE, July 21: A civil court on Monday summoned former Pakistani cricket great Wasim Akram on charges he damaged Muslim sentiment for posing in a liquor advertisement....
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South Africa draw with India ‘A’
ARUNDEL (England), July 21: South Africa’s final warm-up match before Thursday’s first Test against England at Edgbaston ended in a draw against India ‘A’ on the final day of three....
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Atif hits century in drawn tie
LAHORE, July 21: All three matches in the PCB Under-19 Inter-district Cricket Tournament of Lahore Region ended in a draw at different grounds on Monday. At LCCA Ground, an unbeaten century by Atif Ijaz...
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Three world records go
BARCELONA, July 21: Australian duo Matt Welsh and Leisel Jones and Japan’s Kosuke Kitajima all set world records on the second day of pool action in the world swimming championships on...
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Pakistan Juniors leave for Spain
KARACHI, July 21: A 23-member Pakistan Junior hockey squad left on Monday for Alcala la Real (Spain) on the first leg of their European tour....
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Former Test umpire passes away
KARACHI, July 21: Shujauddin, one of the first Test umpires of Pakistan, died of cardiac failure here on Monday morning....
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Kallis ruled out of first Test
LONDON, July 21: South Africa batsman Jacques Kallis was ruled out of this week’s first Test against England on Monday....
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Malaysia storm into Youth Asia Cup semifinals
KARACHI, July 21: Malaysia qualified for the semifinals of the Youth Asia Cup with an impressive 51-run victory over Oman at Quaid-i-Azam Cricket Park on Monday....
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