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Roddick underlines Open title claims
 NEW YORK, Sept 4: Andy Roddick underlined his U.S. Open title claims with a superb 6-3 6-4 7-6 demolition of Belgian Xavier Malisse in their rain-hit fourth-round encounter on Wednesday....
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Smooth sailing for favourites
KOTA KINABALU (Malaysia), Sept 4: All the favourites sailed through the third round of the men’s singles in the Malaysia Open Thursday, with top seed Chen Hong needing only 44 minutes...
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Qasimabad leads
HYDERABAD, Sept 4: Taluka Qasimabad is leading the points table followed by Taluka Latifabad and Taluka Hyderabad City after completion of seven out of eleven disciplines scheduled of the Sindh Sports...
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Khurram’s blazing knock helps KCCA defeat Quetta
KARACHI, Sept 4: Opener Khurram Manzoor smashed a sparkling 95 to steer Karachi City Cricket Association (KCCA) to their third win PCB Inter-regional Under-19 cricket One-day tournament when they overwhelmed Quetta...
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Junior swimming from today
PESHAWAR, Sept 4: The 11th national junior swimming championship will splash off at Qayyum Stadium from Friday....
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Deportivo only side with 100pc record
MADRID, Sept 4: Deportivo Coruna beat Athletic Bilbao 2-0 on Wednesday to make it two wins out of two and move top of the table with the only 100 percent record...
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Bangladesh earn big first innings lead: Third Test evenly poised
 MULTAN, Sept 4: Bangladesh cricket came of age on Thursday with a clinical performance to take a substantial first innings lead of 106 runs over Pakistan on the second day of...
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South Africa wants Peshawar, Karachi matches shifted
MULTAN Sept 4: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will try to convince South Africa to withdraw its request to shift tour matches away from Karachi and Peshawar....
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Aslam’s deadly spell
KARACHI, Sept 4: Noor Memorial Club (NMC) and Jamshed XI won their matches in Madar-e-Millat cricket tournament at Airport Stadium on Wednesday....
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Dyson seeks winning attitude from players
COLOMBO (Sri Lanka), Sept 4: New Sri Lanka coach John Dyson will not be imposing a style of play on his squad but will try to develop a winning attitude....
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Singapore keen to host India, Pakistan ties
SINGAPORE, Sept 4: Singapore on Thursday offered to bridge the sporting gap between India and Pakistan saying it was willing to play host to a bilateral hockey series between the two...
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New PSB chief
ISLAMABAD, Sept 4: Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) officials said on Thursday their new Director General was likely to take charge sometimes next week....
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Els shrugs off earlier misses
CRANS-SUR-SIERRE (Switzerland), Sept 4: World number two Ernie Els finally mastered the Crans course with a six-under-par 65 on Thursday to share a one-shot lead in the European Masters with defending...
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Japanese coach expects good results
LAHORE, Sept 4: Hirotoshi Watanbe, the Japanese coach of the Pakistan baseball team has said that Pakistan has the ability to beat Indonesia and The Philippines and present a strong challenge to...
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PCB denies claims of discrimination
MULTAN, Sept 4: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday denied Bangladesh team’s claims of being discriminated against, during the current tour after the visitor’s coach Dav Whatmore complained of improper...
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Gibbs leads Proteas assault on England: Fifth and final Test
 LONDON, Sept 4: Herschelle Gibbs’s 183 guided South Africa into a commanding position on the first day of the fifth Test against England at The Oval here Thursday....
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