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Youhana, Imran guide Pakistan to level series
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 7: Imran Farhat and Yousuf Youhana guided Pakistan to victory in the second One-day International against New Zealand on Tuesday to level the five-match series at 1-1. ... 
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PCB expects to generate Rs500m from Indian visit
KARACHI, Jan 7: Pakistan and India will play six one-day matches later this year, in addition to the five in the forthcoming series between the two arch-rivals, said Ramiz Raja, the chief executive of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday. ...
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Committee recommends 21 probables
LAHORE, Jan 7: The three-man committee has recommended inclusion of six new players but have retained all the players named earlier by national selectors for Under-17 Asia Cup to be held in India ...
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England leave door open for Jones
LONDON, Jan 7: Fast bowler Simon Jones must prove his fitness on an 'A' tour of India next month if he is to take part in England's subsequent four-test tour of West Indies. ...
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Maiden century by Zeeshan
KARACHI, Jan 7: Wicket-keeper Ahmed Zeeshan Malik scored a maiden first-class century to put PIA firmly in control of their Patron's Trophy Pool 'A' match against Bangladesh 'A' at Quaid-i-Azam Cricket Park on Wednesday. ...
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Germany, Australia favourites
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 7: Germany will be looking to add the prestigious Sultan Azlan Shah Cup to their world and European titles when the 13th edition of the hockey showpiece gets under way here on Thursday. ...
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Cash awards for POF sports persons
ISLAMABAD, Jan 7: The outgoing chairman of POF Board, Lt. Gen Abdul Qayyum gave away cash awards to his organization's sports persons in a ceremony held on Wednesday, that also marked his farewell. ...
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Delight for Amir, Waqar but agony for Farhan
KARACHI, Jan 7: Pakistan's Amir Atlas Khan and Waqar Mahboob won the boys Under-15 and Under-13 titles of the British Junior Open Squash Championships but Farhan Mahboob lost Under-17 final on Tuesday. ...
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First gold medal for Sindh
KARACHI, Jan 7: Sindh clinched their first gold in National shooting championship when it topped in skeet team event on the fifth day at Naval Range on Wednesday. ...
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Hewitt spearheads Australia into final
PERTH, Jan 7: Lleyton Hewitt dug deep to lead Australia into the Hopman Cup final on Wednesday after his fiance Kim Clijsters had earlier limped out of the tournament with an ankle injury. ...
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