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Pakistan outclass listless India to level series
LAHORE, April 8: There were no heroics from the last fiveIndian batsmen and the inevitable happened as Pakistan cantered to a convincing nine-wicket victory in the second Test on Thursday at the Qadhafi Stadium to level the three-match series 1-1. ... 
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Inzamam calls it a memorable win
LAHORE, April 8: Pakistan skipper Inzamam ul Haq conceded that victory over India in the second Test was one of the most unforgettable for the national side. ...
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Wright all praise for Umar Gul
LAHORE, April 8: Indian coach John Wright admittedon Thursday that Umar Gul's performance in the second Test stunned him. Talking to reporters after the defeat, Wright, the former New Zealand skipper ...
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Moin, Razzaq ruled out of third Test
LAHORE, April 8: Pakistan wicket-keeper Moin Khan and all-rounder Abdul Razzaq have been ruled out of next week's third and final Test against India due to injury. Moin is suffering from a groin problem and Razzaq from a back strain. ...
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Where have the cricket fans gone?
LAHORE, April 8: Although the current Test series has provided some outstanding performances and produced results in both the Tests, one important ingredient missing has been the lack of interest of the spectators. ...
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Now all to play for at Rawalpindi
A victory margin of nine wickets is emphatic enough and to do this inside three and a half days makes it a thumping one. All debts have been paid off, all grievances soothed. It went according to plan, almost. ...
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Karachi's Azam bags 13 wickets
KARACHI, April 8: Azam Hussain, the young slow left-armer, claimed a career-best eight for 113 as Karachi drew their Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match against Rawalpindi at the UBL Sports Complex on Thursday. ...
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Faisalabad complete unique double
LAHORE, April 8: Faisalabad made history on Thursday by winning their maiden Quaid-i-Azam Trophy title after defeating Lahore by six wickets at the LCCA Ground on Thursday. ...
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NZ pick Bond, Astle for England tour
CHRISTCHURCH, April 8: Fast bowler Shane Bond and batsman Nathan Astle have been chosen in the New Zealand squad for the tour to England which begins next month. ...
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Pacer Fernando returns for Zimbabwe trip
COLOMBO, April 8: Sri Lanka have included fast bowler Dilhara Fernando in a 16-member squad for the upcoming one-day series in Zimbabwe, the selectors announced here on Thursday. ...
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Deportivo to meet Porto in semi finals
HAMBURG, April 8: Spanish club Deportivo La Coruna made Champions League history on Wednesday night, when they reversed a 4-1 first leg defeat against AC Milan to oust the defending champions 5-4 on aggregate after winning 4-0. ...
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Rose sets early pace in first round
AUGUSTA, April 8: Britain's Justin Rose set the early pace in the U.S. Masters first round on Thursday, reeling off three birdies in the first 10 holes. ...
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