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India boycotts Tests at Karachi, Peshawar
LAHORE, Feb 21: Karachi and Peshawar will host a One-day International each as India have refused to play Tests there due to security concerns. According to the much-awaited itinerary announced on Saturday ... 
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Afridi, Imran Nazir named among one-day probables
KARACHI, Feb 21: Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi and opening batsman Imran Nazir were named on Saturday in the revised list of probables for next month's home One-day International series against India. ...
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PCB not to involve associations
LAHORE, Feb 21: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will not involve fully the respective cricket associations in the organisation of matches during the next month's home series against India. ...
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Little Master disappointed with itinerary
KARACHI, Feb 21: Former Pakistan cricket great and captain Hanif Muhammad was disappointed on Indian decision of not playing Tests in Karachi and Peshawar during their coming tour to Pakistan starting March 11. ...
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Pollock heads South African injury woes
WELLINGTON, Feb 21: The South African team, trailing New Zealand 1-2 in the one-day series here, were given further bad news on Saturday with the likelihood that key all-rounder Shaun Pollock will not be available for the next match. ...
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Ashraful's century bid foiled by Streak's 200th Test wicket
HARARE, Feb 21: Bangladesh batsman Mohammad Ashraful was only two runs short of his second Test century here on Saturday when Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak scattered his stumps to record 200 wickets in Test cricket. ...
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Second blind tie today
KARACHI, Feb 21: Reigning world blind cricket champions Pakistan will take on the touring Indian blind team in the second One-day International at the National Stadium on Sunday. ...
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Selectors show little interest in Juniors training camp
KARACHI, Feb 21: Apathy of the national hockey selectors towards the sport continued as Pakistan junior training camp began on Saturday in the absence of the selection committee. ...
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Pakistanis not to play in New York due to visa problems
KARACHI, Feb 21: Tournament of Champions, the largest professional squash event in North America, began in New York on Saturday without a single Pakistani taking part in the competition for the third consecutive year ...
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PSF names Gul as seniors' coach
ISLAMABAD, Feb 21: The Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) on Saturday named Jamshed Gul as the senior coach with the added responsibility of Director Coaches and Referees. ...
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Kumara surges into lead as Vaqas falters
KARACHI, Feb 21: Sri Lanka's Lalith Kumara surged to the top of the leaderboard with a superb five-under-par 67 on the penultimate round of Mobilink 43rd Amateur golf championship of Pakistan at Arabian Sea Country Club on Saturday. ...
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Enqvist ousts top seed Roddick
MEMPHIS: Sweden's Thomas Enqvist ousted top seed Andy Roddick 7-6 6-3 to reach the semifinals of the Kroger St Jude tournament in Memphis on Friday night. ...
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