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BCCI to call off tour on stone throwing incident
KARACHI, Feb 25: The Indian cricket board has informed its Pakistan countepart that it reserves the right to call-off forthcoming tour if there was any incident of stone or bottle throwing. ... 
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We don't need help to beat India: Miandad says
LAHORE, Feb 25: Pakistan coach Javed Miandad denied on Wednesday that neither he nor his players were afraid of the forthcoming home series against India. ...
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ICC names umpires for Indian tour
LAHORE,Feb 25: The International Cricket Council(ICC)has appointedDavid Shepherd, Simon Taufel, Rudi KoertzenandStev Bucknor as umpires to conduct the Pakistan-India Test and One-day series from March 13 to April 17. ...
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Pakistan and England move into semifinals
DHAKA, Feb 25: Pakistan and England became the first teams to qualify for the semifinals of the ICC Under-19 World Cup after recording their second victories in the Super League round on Wednesday. ...
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Sialkot defeat Peshawar
LAHORE, Feb 25: As expected, Sialkot won their Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match against Peshawar by eight wickets at the Jinnah Stadium in Sialkot on Wednesday. Chasing a small target of 86 runs, the home side lost two wickets in achieving it. ...
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Multan, Quetta encounter evenly poised
MULTAN, Feb 25: The Quaid-i-Azam Trophy fixture between Multan and Quetta was heading for a pulsating finish after an intriguing third day's play at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Wednesday. ...
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Slender lead for Pindi
LAHORE, Feb 25: Yasir Arafat claimed three of the lastfive Lahore wickets to give Rawalpindi a slender 34-run lead in the first innings on the penultimate dayof theirQuaid-i-Azam Trophy match at the LCCA Ground on Wednesday. ...
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Ponting, Martyn help Australia cruise home
COLOMBO, Feb 25: Ricky Ponting and Damien Martyn struck fluent half-centuries to lead Australia to a five-wicket victory in the third One-day International against Sri Lanka on Wednesday. ...
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New Zealand win puts heat on frosty S. Africa
DUNEDIN, Feb 25: New Zealand edged closer to their first ever series victory over South Africa after crushing the tourists to take an unbeaten 3-1 lead in the six-match One-day International series here on Wednesday. ...
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Pakistan to tour Thailand
ISLAMABAD, Feb 25: A 20-member Pakistan football team will be finalized on Saturday for the tour of Thailand before participation in the 9th SAF Games in March-April. ...
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Grant outguns Shahid to snatch title
ISLAMABAD, Feb 25: Adrian Grant of England edged Pakistan's Shahid Zaman in a hotly-contested five-game final of the $25,000 Chief of Army Staff (COAS) International squash championship at the Roshan Khan Complex on Wednesday to emerge the champion. ...
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Venus returns with win as Capriati crashes
DUBAI, Feb 25: Venus Williams bounced back from injury with a straight sets win over Australian No 1 Alicia Molik at the 585,000-euro WTA Dubai Open here Wednesday ...
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Ali rates his first fight against Liston most important
LONDON, Feb 25: Muhammad Ali has said his fight with Sonny Liston, which saw him become world heavyweight boxing champion for the first time in 1964, was the most important of his career. ...
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Kahn's howler costs Bayern certain victory
LONDON, Feb 25: A schoolboy howler by goalkeeper Oliver Kahn cost Bayern Munich an almost certain victory as they drew 1-1 with Real Madrid in the glamour tie of the Champions League's first knockout round on Tuesday. ...
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