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New Zealand survive Razzaq blitz in thriller
WELLINGTON, Jan 17: New Zealand survived a batting blitzkrieg by Abdul Razzaq to snatch a dramatic four-run win with three balls to spare over Pakistan here on Saturday in a champagne spectacle of cricket which produced more than 600 runs. ... 
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Best hitter I've seen, says Fleming
WELLINGTON, Jan 17: New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming was a relieved man after his team won a thrilling final One-day International against Pakistan by just four runs on Saturday to take the five-match series 4-1. ...
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Indians to be provided tightest security: PCB
KARACHI, Jan 17: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) reiterated on Saturday that the government would provide India with the tightest possible security during their ground-breaking first tour of this country after more than 14 years. ...
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Khalid to captain World Cup U-19 team
LAHORE, Jan 17: Opening batsman Khalid Latif will lead captain Pakistan in the ICC Under-19 World Cup, hosted by Bangladesh in February and March. ...
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Standard of events need improvement
KARACHI, Jan 17: Current Pakistan players should be compelled to participate in at least 70 per cent of matches in the domestic season in order that the standard of the competition is raised. ...
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Ministers blast PCB for ignoring Balochistan
QUETTA, Jan 17: Provincial ministers, Mir Mohammad Asim Kurd and Habibur Rehman Mohammad Hasni have strongly criticized the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for ignoring Balochistan cricketers ...
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Gibbs, Kallis set records as South Africa dominate
CENTURION, Jan 17: Herschelle Gibbs and Jacques Kallis established individual records as South Africa enforced their batting superiority on the second day of the fourth and final Test against West Indies on Saturday. ...
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Tough task ahead for favourites Pakistan
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 17: Defending champions and favourites Pakistan know they are in for a tough final against Australia in the Azlan Shah Cup here on Sunday and are likely to opt for calculated play, avoiding defence-exposing risks. ...
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Army humiliate PEB as Hassan grabs hat trick
KARACHI, Jan 17: Hassan Arfi's quickfire hat trick helped Pakistan Army humiliate Pakistan Education Board (PEB) 13-1 in the Under-20 national hockey championship on Saturday. ...
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Noman snatches gold
PUERTO PRINCESA Jan 17: Pakistan won a gold through light-flyweight Noman Kareem while Asghar Ali Shah claimed a lightweight silver on Saturday at Asian boxing championships which allows them to go to Athens Olympics. ...
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Noman and Asghar qualify for Athens Olympics
KARACHI, Jan 17: Pakistan's Noman Karim and Asghar Ali Shah qualified for the Athens Olympics and kept hopes alive for Pakistan as they sailed into the finals of 22nd Asian boxing championship at Poerto Princesa, the Philippines. ...
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Ahsan to face Wajid in final
LAHORE, Jan 17: Defending champions Wajid Ali and second seed Ahsan Qamar booked berths in the final of the 47th National badminton championship men's singles at Iqbal Park Sports Complex on Saturday. ...
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Davis Cup squad finalized
ISLAMABAD, Jan 17: Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) formally named its four players Saturday for the next month's away Davis Cup tie against Thailand. ...
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Moya injury hands Hewitt Sydney title
SYDNEY, Jan 17: Spain's Carlos Moya was taken to hospital after he injured his ankle during Saturday's final of the Sydney International with Lleyton Hewitt, possibly ruining his hopes of playing in next week's Australian Open. ...
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