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Australia, England make one team change each for final
SYDNEY, Nov 19: Defending champions Australia and challengers England made just one change each to their starting lineups on Wednesday when they announced their teams for Saturday’s World Cup final.... 
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Brazil remain on top
LONDON, Nov 19: World champions Brazil stayed ahead of France at the top of the world soccer rankings published on Wednesday as defeats for the Netherlands, England, Germany and Italy allowed...
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Eastern Europeans smash records
 VANCOUVER (British Columbia), Nov 19: Eastern Europeans broke the records of Chinese women on Tuesday at the World Weightlifting Championships....
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Anselm extends Pinto
KARACHI, Nov 19: Julius Pinto, runner-up of the KGA snooker championship held over here a few months ago, reached the next round of the All-Christian Snooker Championship, after being fully extended...
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Sindh Police advance to semifinal
KARACHI, Nov 19: Although Sohail Taqi hammered a classic 87 and Nadeem Rao matched him with an elegant knock of 50, Bed & Bath CC crashed out of the Karachi Gymkhana...
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Jordan rout N.Korea to book Asian Cup spot
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 19: Jordan booked their spot at the 2004 Asian Cup with a flattering 3-0 win at home to North Korea on Tuesday....
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Jalal for England
KARACHI, Nov 19: Former Test paceman and ECB level-III qualified cricket coach Jalauddin is due to leave for London on Thursday to attend cricket coaches conference being held at Warwick University...
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Moroccan doping ban upheld
LAUSANNE, Nov 19: Brahim Boulami of Morocco, the world 3,000 metres steeplechase record holder, has lost his appeal against a two-year ban for doping....
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Fine spells by Imran, Victor
KARACHI, Nov 19: Fine spin bowling by Imran Bashir and Victor Sebestain, enabled the KGA Gymkhana qualify for the semifinal of the First Ramazan Super Cup beating M.Z. Khan CC by...
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All big guns to compete
ISLAMABAD, Nov 19: Only four players will be missing from the top 60 in the main round of World Open Squash Championship next month, according to the entry list....
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Cycling trials
KARACHI, Nov 19: Trials to select six-member Sindh cycling squad for Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) Inter-provincial U-16 cycling championship will be held at Clifton on Dec 14, Sindh Amateur Cycling Association...
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Shaughnessy, Raymond give U.S. 2-0 lead
 MOSCOW, Nov 19: Meghann Shaughnessy overcame teenager Kirsten Flipkens 6-7 7-6 9-7 to give the United States a commanding 2-0 lead over Belgium after day one of their Fed Cup semifinal...
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BCCI boss denies hiring Wasim
 NEW DELHI: Nov 19: India’s cricket chief Jagmohan Dalmiya on Wednesday rubbished media speculation that Pakistani legend Wasim Akram was being hired as the bowling coach of the national team....
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Flintoff smiles his way to the top
LONDON, Nov 19: There are many ways to skin cats. Jonny Wilkinson would probably accomplish it armed with sterilised surgical instruments and under laboratory conditions, his every move watched by a...
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Rogers slams century
MELBOURNE, Nov 19: Left-hander Chris Rogers smacked 103 as Western Australia reached a first innings 273 on the opening day of the Sheffield Shield clash with Victoria at the Junction Oval...
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Fleming out of Pakistan ODIs series
AUCKLAND, Nov 19: Injured captain Stephen Fleming will not be considered for his team’s one-day series in Pakistan, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) said on Wednesday....
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Balaji replaces injured Salvi in India Test squad
NEW DELHI, Nov 19: Lakshmipathy Balaji has replaced injured paceman Aavishkar Salvi in a 16-man Test squad for India’s tour of Australia starting later this month....
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Rival SFA faction wants to host World Cup match
KARACHI, Nov 19: The rival faction of the Sindh Football Association (SFA) on Wednesday appealed to the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) to allow it to host the World Cup pre-qualifying home...
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Australia top seeds for Champions Trophy
LONDON, Nov 19: World champions Australia have been confirmed as top seeds for the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy in England next September....
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Ad hoc PCB chief has no intention to step down
LAHORE, Nov 19: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) ad hoc committee chairman Lt-Gen (retd.) Tauqir Zia declared on Wednesday that he had no intention to quit....
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India plan tri-series in Europe
NEW DELHI, Nov 19: India has proposed a widely awaited cricket tour of Pakistan for February and the two teams are considering a triangular series in Europe later with Australia,...
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Wessels faces racism probe
JOHANNESBURG, Nov 19: The United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCBSA) has instructed Eastern Province to suspend Kepler Wessels as coach after he was alleged to have made racist remarks earlier...
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Lee, McGrath still under injury cloud
MELBOURNE, Nov 19: Australia pace bowlers Brett Lee and Glenn McGrath are struggling with their fitness ahead of the first Test against India next month....
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Harmison to miss Sri Lanka Tests
LONDON, Nov 19: England strike bowler Steve Harmison has been ruled out of the test series against Sri Lanka, according to reports on Wednesday....
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