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Brazil beat Japan to win first World Cup title
TOKYO, Nov 30: World champions Brazil beat Japan to complete a clean sweep in their first World Cup men’s volleyball victory on Sunday.... 
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Shahid, Farrukh crash out of Qatar Open
KARACHI, Nov 30: Pakistan’s Shahid Zaman and Farrukh Zaman failed to make their way into the first round of Qatar Squash Classic at Doha on Sunday when they were defeated by...
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Favourite chestnut Aegean Daisy lifts Eid Cup
LAHORE, Nov 30: Fancied chestnut English filly, Aegean Daisy, produced a good burst of speed in the straight to win as the Eid Cup run over 1600m during the Lahore Winter Meeting...
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Afzal hammers double century
LAHORE, Nov 30: An unbeaten double century by Afzal Shah helped Tauseef Club enter the semifinals of the 1st Inayat Memorial cricket tournament, defeating strong Dharampura Club by 69 runs at Mian Mir...
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Double success for Aisam
LAHORE, Nov 30: Pakistan’s Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi completed a double feat by winning the ITF Futures Tennis singles title, according to a message received on Sunday....
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Australia annex Davis Cup for the 28th time: Philippoussis overpowers Ferrero
 MELBOURNE, Nov 30: Australia won the Davis Cup for the 28th time on Sunday when a courageous Mark Philippoussis beat Juan Carlos Ferrero in a five-set struggle in his home city...
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Garcia ends drought in Sun City
 SUN CITY (South Africa), Nov 30: Sergio Garcia of Spain ended his recent victory drought by winning his second Sun City challenge on Sunday after sinking a 15-footer for a birdie...
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Tap Dance City romps to victory
TOKYO, Nov 30: Tap Dance City, one of the outsiders, romped to victory and the first prize of 250 million yen ($2.3 million) in the Japan Cup on Sunday....
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President’s intervention resolves telecast dispute
ISLAMABAD, Nov 30: The long-drawn row between Pakistan Television (PTV) and Dubai-based satellite channel Geo over telecasting rights of the New Zealand series was finally resolved on Sunday following President Gen...
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Pakistan, India set for group clash
LONDON, Nov 30: Bitter rivals Pakistan and India are on course to meet in the group stages of the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy....
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England may play three spinners
GALLE (Sri Lanka), 30 Nov: England are facing a bowling selection headache for the opening Test against Sri Lanka on Tuesday, captain Michael Vaughan said on Sunday....
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Players to support World AIDS Day
LAHORE, Nov 30: Players from the Pakistan and New Zealand cricket teams will wear red ribbons during their second international match on Monday to mark World AIDS Day, the world cricket...
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Laxman hits form
MELBOURNE, Nov 30: Queensland Academy of Sport led India by 175 runs with eight second-innings wickets in hand after the second day of their three-day tour match in Brisbane on Sunday....
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Phelps makes it six out of six at World Cup
MELBOURNE, Nov 30: American sensation Michael Phelps will keep the swimming world guessing until just before next year’s Athens Olympics as to what events he will compete in after winning all...
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Board chief denies evading arrest
COLOMBO, Nov 30: Sri Lanka’s cricket board president Thilanga Sumathipala has denied evading arrest....
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Nizamuddin and Sohail shine
KARACHI, Nov 30: Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) created a major upset when they beat last year’s runner-up DHA in the DHA Trophy KCCA Inter departmental cricket league tournament with the...
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Fulham’s Van Der Sar silences Gunners
 LONDON, Nov 30: Premier league leaders Arsenal were held to a 0-0 home draw by Fulham on Sunday after an outstanding performance by the visitors’ Dutch keeper Edwin Van Der Sar....
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Brilliance of Gayle seals Zimbabwe’s fate
 HARARE, Nov 30: A brilliant performance by Chris Gayle guided the West Indies to a series-clinching eight-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the fifth One-day International on Sunday....
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