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Thanks to Sohail hat trick Pakistan humble world champions Germany
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 12: Defending champions Pakistan handed world champions Germany their first defeat in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup on Monday in a thrilling 4-3 match at the National Hockey Stadium. ... 
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Independent body names revised squad with 8 changes
LAHORE, Jan 12: As many as eight changes were made by the independent committee in the 14-player Pakistan squad that was announced on Monday for the forthcoming Under-17 Asia Cup in India. ...
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John claims hat trick against BD 'A'
KARACHI, Jan 12: Left-arm medium-pacer Stephen John claimed a hat trick on Monday as Bangladesh 'A' collapsed to 118 in their first innings against Pakistan Customs in the Patron's Trophy Pool 'A' fixture at National Stadium. ...
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Hasan helps HBL to post imposing total
RAWALPINDI, Jan 12: Test discard Hasan Raza propelled Habib Bank to an imposing 314 for seven with an impressive unconquered knock of 147 at the start of the Patron's Trophy Pool 'B' match against ZTBL at the KRL Stadium on Monday. ...
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Hussey guides Victoria to incredible win
NEWCASTLE, Jan 12: Steve Waugh nominated David Hussey as a bolter for Test and Australian one-day selection after the Victorian's masterful double century gave the Sheffield Shield leaders an extraordinary victory over New South Wales on Monday. ...
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West Indies post first win
BENONI, Jan 12: A rejuvenated bowling performance helped West Indies to their first triumph in a first-class match in South Africa as they beat Easterns by 33 runs at Willowmore Park in Benoni on Monday. ...
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PFF not to take disciplinary action against coach Tariq
KARACHI, Jan 12: Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) on Monday decided against taking disciplinary action against Tariq Lutfi and retained him as assistant coach. ...
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Chaloner stuns Ricketts
NEW YORK, Jan 12: The seedings of men's Apawamis Squash Open fell apart as first, third, fourth, fifth and eighth ranked players crashed out in the first round 2004 PSA Tour competition. ...
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Rusedski casts aside off-court troubles
SYDNEY, Jan 12: Greg Rusedski briefly cast aside his off-court troubles to beat Argentina's Juan Ignacio Chela 7-6 7-6 at the Sydney international on Monday. ...
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Big Indian contingent likely for SAF Games
NEW DELHI, Jan 12: India will send more than 400 athletes to take part in all 15 disciplines at 9th South Asian Federation (SAF) games to be held in Islamabad from March 29 to April 7. ...
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