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Ganguly, Wright back India in ODI series
LAHORE, March 10: Skipper Saurav Ganguly and coach John Wright believe India stand better chance to win One-day International series against hosts Pakistan. The tourists take on Pakistan in the first ODI at Karachi on Saturday. ... 
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Top stars sound warning
KARACHI, March 10: Yasir Hameed, Inzamam-ul-Haq and Yousuf Youhana gained some invaluable practice ahead of the first One-day International against India as Pakistan XI defeated PCB XI by 79 runs in a one-day warm-up tie at the National Stadium on Wednesday. ...
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Tourists face Pakistan 'A' today
LAHORE, March 10: The touring Indian team will take on Pakistan 'A' in the a one-day practice match at the Qadhafi Stadium on Thursday. This is the only side match for the tourists before the five One-day Internationals and three Tests. ...
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Lahore crush Quetta
LAHORE,March 10: A five-wicket haul by medium-pacer Aizaz bin Ilyas enabled Lahore crush Quetta by an innings and 59 runs on the third day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy tie at the Sheikhupura Stadium on Wednesday. ...
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Multan facing defeat
LAHORE, March 10: Multan were forced to follow on after they subsided to 283 all out in reply to Faisalabad's first innings score 445 in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match at the Iqbal Stadium on Faisalabad on Wednesday. ...
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Bangladesh end 5-year winless streak
HARARE, March 10: Bangladesh celebrated their first win for five years when they beat Zimbabwe by eight runs in the third One-day International on Wednesday. ...
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Hayden and Warne lead Australia fight back
GALLE, March 10: Matthew Hayden scored an unbeaten century and Shane Warne completed a five-wicket haul as Australia fought back strongly on the third day of the first Test against Sri Lanka on Wednesday. ...
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England face suspension and $2 million fine
AUCKLAND, March 10: England face suspension from international cricket and a $2 million fine if they pull out of their tour of Zimbabwe starting in October on moral grounds. ...
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S. Africa prosper thanks to Kallis and Rudolph
HAMILTON, March 10: Jacques Kallis' fine form for South Africa in Test matches this season continued on the first day of the first Test against New Zealand on Wednesday. ...
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Pakistan and India face tough task in semifinals
MADRID, March 10: India face their toughest test in the first semifinal against the Netherlands at Olympic qualifying hockey tournament on Thursday as Pakistan meet Spain in the other final four encounter. ...
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Another impressive win for Pakistan
KARACHI, March 10: Pakistan shrugged off a first half scare to overcome a battling Malaysia 5-2 in the first match of the junior hockey series at Hockey Club of Pakistan on Wednesday. ...
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Indian Jrs better than Pakistan: Malaysian coach says
KARACHI, March 10: Malaysia juniors hockey coach Sarjit Singh on Wednesday said India have slightly better skills than their arch-rivals Pakistan, especially in the penalty corner department. ...
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Malaysia sack coach Lissek
KUALA LUMPUR, March 10: German Paul Lissek has been fired as Malaysia's top field hockey coach for the second time in six months after the team was dumped out of Olympic competition for the first time in 16 years. ...
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Juventus, United beaten
LONDON, March 10: Porto and Deportivo Coruna scored the biggest Champions League upsets of the season on Tuesday when they knocked Manchester United and last season's beaten finalists Juventus out of the competition. ...
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