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Peshawar body slams PCB
PESHAWAR, Jan 4: Peshawar District Cricket Association has slammed Pakistan Cricket Board chief's decision to suspend the selection of Pakistan squad for the Under-17 Asia Cup ... 
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Australia facing desperate battle to avoid follow-on
SYDNEY, Jan 4: Australia were facing a desperate battle to avoid their first series loss at home in over a decade after India tightened their grip on the fourth Test on Sunday. ...
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South Africa dominate despite Lara's stubborn century
CAPE TOWN, Jan 4: Brian Lara scored one of the most stubborn hundreds of his career as West Indies fought back on day three of the third Test against South Africa on Sunday. ...
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Zimbabwe beaten
PERTH, Jan 4: Powerful knocks by Western Australian batsmen Murray Goodwin and Scott Meuleman saw the home side cruise to a 70-run win over a lacklustre Zimbabwe in a day-night match here Sunday. ...
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Aussies won't curb natural instincts
SYDNEY, Jan 4: Australia's batsmen say they will not curb their natural instincts despite the prospect of having to bat through two days to save the final Test with India. ...
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Trainees named for camp
ISLAMABAD, Jan 4: The Pakistan Weightlifting Federation (PWF) in consultation with Bulgarian coach Alexander Marinov, has named players for further training in the national camp. ...
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Army snatch first shooting gold
KARACHI, Jan 4: Army snatched the first gold to end Navy's monopoly on the second day of 10th National Shooting Championship at the Naval Range on Sunday. ...
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Wasif claims U-18 title
LAHORE, Jan 4: Top seed Wasif Cheema won the boys singles under-18 title of the All-Pakistan Junior ranking tournament with a three set win over Adnan Khan in the final on Sunday. ...
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