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SHC moved against PCB, Shaharyar
Karachi, April 21: A constitutional petition was filed in Sindh High Court on Wednesday seeking formation of an inquiry committee against Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) ... 
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Wasim willing to become bowling coach
KARACHI, April 21: Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram on Wednesday expressed his willingness to serve as a bowling coach for the national team if he was offered by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). ...
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Tendulkar didn't impress me at first: Waqar
ISLAMABAD, April 21: Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar didn't impress Waqar Younis when the two made their Test debut at Karachi 15 years ago but the former Pakistani captain now believes the Indian is a genius. ...
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Aussie spinner MacGill pulls out on moral grounds
SYDNEY, April 21: Australia leg-spinner Stuart MacGill has refused to take part in next month's tour of Zimbabwe. MacGill told Australia's selectors he was unavailable for the tour starting on May 17 ...
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Forget captaincy, Streak told
LONDON, April 21: Zimbabwe's senior cricket administrator has said Heath Streak will not regain the national team captaincy as part of a peace deal with the country's 15 rebel white players. ...
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McGrath returns to face Zimbabwe
SYDNEY, April 21: Fast-medium bowler Glenn McGrath has been recalled to Australia's Test and one-day team for their tour of Zimbabwe that begins next month. ...
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Lankans slams media over Murali ban threat
COLOMBO, April 21: Sri Lanka's cricket authorities on Wednesday slammed "speculative reporting" for fuelling a controversy over star spinner Muttiah Muralitharan running the risk of an immediate 12-month ban. ...
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Pakistan, India on goal rampage
KARACHI, April 21: A second half charge by forwards helped Pakistan bury Chinese Taipei under an avalanche of goals to score a 15-1 victory at Junior Asia Cup hockey on Wednesday. ...
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Malaysia outclass India, Australia beat South Africa: Four-nation tournament
SYDNEY, April 21: Following a two-day break, the Four-Nations Challenge resumed at the Sydney Olympic Stadium with India losing 3-0 in an upset result on dnesday. ...
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Maradona remains on respirator
BUENOS AIRES, April 21: Diego Maradona, fighting for his life after suffering severe heart and lung problems on Sunday, remained on a respirator in hospital on Wednesday, doctors said. ...
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United in contention for second place
LONDON, April 21: Manchester United moved within a point of Chelsea in the battle for second place in the English Premier League after a 2-0 home win over Charlton Athletic on Tuesday. ...
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Shock first round exit for White
SHEFFIELD, April 21: Crowd favourite Jimmy White was knocked out of the world championship in the first round after being beaten 10-8 by little-known qualifier Barry Pinches. ...
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Chelsea stunned by 10-man Monaco's spirited late show
MONACO, April 21: A creative and spirited 10-man Monaco shocked Chelsea 3-1 in their Champions League semifinal first leg on Tuesday, makingClaudio Ranieri's expensively assembled squad look tired and ordinary. ...
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Contrasting wins for Coria, Henman
MONTE CARLO, April 21: Britain's Tim Henman and Argentine Guillermo Coria used their power game to move into the third round of the Monte Carlo Masters on Wednesday. ...
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