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No foul play in ticket sales: PCB chief
PESHAWAR, March 18: The talk is about tickets, or lack of them. The head of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Shaharyar M. Khan, says there has been no foul play in ticket sales with even President General Pervez Musharraf paying to watch Tuesday's match in Rawalpindi. ... 
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Bigger stadia for Islamabad, Peshawar
PESHAWAR, March 18: The Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Shaharyar M. Khan, has asked the people to continue the traditional hospitality, stressing that bilateral ties between the two countries hinged on this high profile tour. ...
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Another feast of runs likely in today's clash
PESHAWAR, March 18: Pakistan vice-captain Yousuf Youhana predicted another run feast in Friday's third One-day International against India at the Arbab Niaz Stadium. ...
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Ganguly questions Shoaib's action
PESHAWAR, March 18: India captain Saurav Ganguly appeared to raise fresh doubts over Pakistan pace bowler Shoaib Akhtar's action on Thursday on the eve of the sides' third one-dayer. ...
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Last year has been wake up call: Afridi
PESHAWAR, March 18: Pakistan's all-rounder Shahid Afridi said on Thursday he had almost given up playing cricket in the past year, but adoring fans made him change his mind. ...
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History of ODIs in Peshawar
KARACHI, March 18: Pakistan have an even record in One-day Internationals played at the Arbab Niaz Stadium in Peshawar, winning four, and losing the same number, out of their eight matches. ...
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1,000 Indians to cross border
LAHORE, March 18: About 1,000 Indian cricket fans will walk across the Pakistani border this weekend to watch the last one-day matches between the rivals, officials said. ...
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Saeed and Faisal shine as Karachi beat Multan
LAHORE, March 18: A brilliant century by Saeed bin Nasir guided Karachi to a three-wicket win over Multan in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match at the Bahawalpur Stadium on Thursday. ...
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West Indies hold Pakistan to draw
KARACHI, March 18: West Indies women cricketers produced incredible performance in the second innings to hold Pakistan to a draw in the four-day one-off women Test at National Stadium here on Thursday despite Shaiza Khan's match haul of 13 wickets. ...
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Martyn's unbeaten century frustrates Sri Lankans
KANDY, March 18: Damien Martyn ground out an unbeaten 104 as Australia reached 320 for five in their second innings before torrential rain washed out the third day of the second Test against Sri Lanka on Thursday. ...
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Windies playing to restore pride in second Test
PORT OF SPAIN, March 18: West Indies will be playing to restore pride when they face England in the second of four Tests starting on Friday at the Queen's Park Oval. ...
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Smith, Gibbs give South Africa ideal start
AUCKLAND, March 18: South Africa dominated the first day's play in the second Test against New Zealand on Thursday, moving on to 231 for two wickets at the close after building on a strong opening partnership between Graeme Smith and Herschelle Gibbs. ...
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Third round in Pakistan
BEIJING, March 18: Third round of China International Boxing Open competition will be held in Pakistan next week. The second round is being held in Shanghai from Thursday. ...
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Zaragoza shock Real Madrid
BARCELONA, March 18: Real Zaragoza fought their way back from a goal and a man down to claim an extra-time victory over Real Madrid in a thrilling King's Cup final at the Montjuic Olympic stadium on Wednesday. ...
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