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BCCI team satisfied with facilities, but no comments on security
NEW DELHI, Feb 16: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) joint-secretary Ratnakar Shetty, who led a three-member team to Pakistan to check out security and other arrangements for India's proposed tour ... 
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Pakistan's religious parties promise trouble-free tour: Shiv Sena opposes series
KARACHI, Feb 16: Key Pakistani Islamic parties on Monday hailed resumption of cricketing ties between Pakistan and India and promised a trouble-free tour aimed at fostering people-to-people contacts. ...
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Skipper Ganguly looking forward to Pakistan tour
NEW DELHI, Feb 16: India's cricket captain Saurav Ganguly on Monday set at rest speculation that top stars may pull out of the Pakistan tour, saying he looked forward to playing there. ...
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Faisalabad make Karachi pay dearly for poor game-plan
KARACHI, Feb 16: Bad planning cost Karachi dearly as Faisalabad whipped them by 60 runs in the Quaid-i-Azam One-day Cup at the National Stadium on Monday. ...
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Half-centuries by Aamir and Usman
LAHORE, Feb 16: Half-centuries by Aamir Bashir and Usman Tariq helped Multan score 232 in their first innings against Sialkot on the first day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Monday. ...
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Arshad grabs six wickets
LAHORE, Feb 16: Former Test off-spinner Arshad Khan captured six for 57 to help Peshawar curtail Lahore to a first innings total of 236 on the opening day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match at the Sheikhupura Stadium. ...
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India run riot against Scots
DHAKA, Feb 16: India toyed with Scotland to pile up a massive 425 for three on their way to a 270-run victory in the ICC Under-19 World Cup match at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on Monday. ...
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Tareq's best seals victory for Bangladesh
HARARE, Feb 16: A first-class career-best six for 46 by Tareq Aziz Khan enabled Bangladesh to open their tour here with a narrow victory over a strong Zimbabwe 'A' side. ...
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Yousuf claims trophy for 13th time
KARACHI, Feb 16: Mohammad Yousuf retained his national snooker title, when he romped past Imran Shehzad 7-3, in the final played on Monday at the Karachi Club. ...
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PSF meets on Feb 21
ISLAMABAD, Feb 16: An executive committee meeting of the Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) due to take place in Islamabad this week will make additions and deletions to rules of business approved earlier. ...
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PVF chief predicts gold for spikers
ISLAMABAD, Feb 16: Pakistan volleyball chief said on Monday that he was confident the national side could win a gold at next month's SAF Games in Islamabad. ...
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Controversial penalty keeps Real Madrid on top European Soccer Round-Up
LONDON, Feb 16: Holders Arsenal stayed on course to lift the FA Cup for the third year running, while Real Madrid grabbed a last-gasp equaliser to keep hold of top spot and Serie A leaders Milan remained five points clear. ...
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Daly claims trophy after nine years
SAN DIEGO, Feb 16: John Daly birdied the first playoff hole on Sunday to edge out Chris Riley and Britain's Luke Donald at the $4.5 million Buick Invitational ...
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Roddick tames Fish
SAN JOSE, Feb 16: Top seed Andy Roddick overcame high school team mate Mardy Fish 7-6 6-4 to win his first San Jose Open title on Sunday. ...
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