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Arch-rivals set to play Golden Jubilee Test
KARACHI, April 10: When arch-rivals Pakistan and India battle it out in the series-deciding encounter at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium from Tuesday, it will be the 50th Test between these countries. ... 
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Sami adds to Pakistan injury woes
RAWALPINDI, April 10: Pakistan's chances of winning the historic Yest series against India have been dented with the news fast bowler Mohammad Sami is struggling with back pain. ...
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Three teams eye third spot
LONDON, April 10: England, India and Pakistan all have a chance of claiming third spot in the ICC Test Championship table going into final matches of their current cricket series in West Indies and Pakistan. ...
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Mushtaq strives for Test recall
LONDON, April 10: Pakistan leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed said he for one was not ready to call time on his Test career and insisted he would going flat-out to earn an international recall. ...
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Salim Malik wants to clear his name
RAWALPINDI, April 10: Former Pakistan captain Salim Malik, banned from cricket for life in 2000 for alleged involvement in match-fixing, wants a chance to clear his name. ...
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Fourth Test Opener Gayle gives Windies confident start
ST JOHN'S, April 10: Chris Gayle hit his 14th Test half-century as West Indies showed some welcome spirit on the first day of the fourth and final Test against England. ...
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Goodwin fears for Zimbabwe's cricket future
LONDON, April 10: Zimbabwe are on the brink of collapse as an international cricket team, according to former Test batsman Murray Goodwin. Now at English county Sussex, Goodwin said that several of his former team-mates were considering a boycott ...
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Inclusion of over-age players not good for Pakistan hockey: ex-coach
KARACHI, April 10: Former Pakistan junior hockey team coach Ayaz Mahmood on Saturday said induction of over-age players in the Junior Asia Cup squad would serve personal interest of the officials not the sport. ...
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India main threat in Jr Asia Cup
KARACHI, April 10: Pakistan Junior team coach Asif Bajwa sees arch-rivals India, the reigning world champions as the main threat his side will have to counter in the ten-nation 5th Junior Asia Cup ...
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Pakistan to host 3rd round of Olympic qualifiers
KARACHI, April 10: Pakistan is all set to host the third round of Olympic qualifiers in Karachi from May 5 to 12, in which some 35 top boxing nations of Asia are participating. ...
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Work on FIFA's Goal Project from June
LAHORE, April 10: Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) on Saturday said FIFA's Goal Project in Lahore would neither have a football field nor a practice ground. ...
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PFF unlikely to retain Chinese coach
LAHORE, April 10: Wang Xiao He, the Chinese coach under whom Pakistan claimed yet another SAF Games football gold earlier this month, is likely to make an unceremonious exit as PFF showed little interest in retaining him on Saturday. ...
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Serena's winning comeback ended by Petrova
NEW YORK, April 10: Serena Williams's comeback stalled when she suffered a surprise 6-2 6-3 defeat by Russian Nadia Petrova in the quarterfinals of the Amelia Island championship on Friday. ...
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China's Chunlai ends champion's winning streak
TOKYO, April 10: Bao Chunlai ended reigning All England champion Lin Dan's match-winning streak with a straightforward victory Saturday to secure his place in the finals of the Japan Open badminton tournament. ...
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