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PCB turns itinerary issue into a big joke
LAHORE, Feb 20: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has turned the issue of the forthcoming tour's itinerary into a big joke creating unnecessary confusion. ... 
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Fayyaz's century spurs Pakistan
LAHORE, Feb 20: A scintillating century by opener Muhammad Fayyaz propelled Pakistan to a convincing eight-wicket win over India in the operning of the five-match series for the blinds at the Gaddafi Stadium here on Friday. ...
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Champions fail to qualify for Super League: Pakistan, India remain unbeaten
DHAKA, Feb 20: Defending champions Australia and hosts Bangladesh both failed to qualify for Super League of ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup on Friday while South Africa scraped through by narrowest of margins. ...
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Australia outclass Sri Lanka in opening tie
DAMBULLA, Feb 20: World champions Australia cruised to an 84-run victory over Sri Lanka in the opening game of their five-match one-day series on Friday. ...
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Warne back in Test squad after drug ban
MELBOURNE, Feb 20: Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne was recalled to his country's Test squad here on Friday for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka following his return to cricket from a drugs ban. ...
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Pakistan Invitation XI suffer defeat
PATIALA, Feb 20: Powered by a scintiallating century from Dinesh Mongia, Indian Punjab CM's XI trounced Pakistan Invitation XI by eight wickets in goodwill cricket one-dayer held as part of Patiala Heritage Festival at Dhrove Pandov Cricket Stadium. ...
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Shabbir leaves for Perth today
LAHORE, Feb 20: Pakistan pacer Shabbir Ahmed leaves for Perth, Australia on Saturday to have his bowling action rectified by Australian bowling coach Daryl Foster. ...
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Seven matches decided in PCB school cricket
LAHORE, Feb 20: Seven matches were decided at different grounds in the first PCB Lahore Inter-school cricket championship on Friday. ...
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Kiwis edge home in tense finish
WELLINGTON, Feb 20: Scott Styris blitzed 45 off 27 balls and then removed both of South Africa's openers to set up a nail-biting New Zealand victory in their rain-affected third One-day International on Friday. ...
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Streak excels with bat and ball
HARARE, Feb 20: Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak followed his 10th Test half-century with an early wicket on the second day of the first Test against Bangladesh on Friday. ...
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Inexperienced men to coach Pakistan Jrs
KARACHI, Feb 20: A line-up of four inexperienced coaches will be present at the junior hockey training camp which starts from Saturday as Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) opted to rely on quantity instead of quality. ...
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Early exit for Indian star Bhattacharya
ISLAMABAD, Feb 20: Ritwik Bhattacharya, the only Indian player in the qualifying round of the COAS International Squash Championship, fell by the wayside on Friday, losing to Pakistan's Muhammad Ilyas in four games. ...
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Pakistan win Team title, Vaqas new leader
KARACHI, Feb 20: The hosts had a great day to celebrate at Arabian Sea Country Club (ASCC) on Friday after they won the International Team title of Mobilink 43rd Amateur Golf Championship of Pakistan and Vaqas Ahmed emerged at the top of the leaderboard. ...
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Micheel, Maruyama share lead
LOS ANGELES, Feb 20: America's Shaun Micheel and Japan's Shigeki Maruyama both shot seven-under-par rounds of 64 to share the first round lead at the Nissan Open on Thursday. ...
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