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PCB's CEO, Treasurer posts illegal, says Bukhari
KARACHI, April 22: Under the current setup, there is no legal existence of a chief executive and a treasurer in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), according to a senior official ... 
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Ramiz ruined cricket: LCCA boss
LAHORE, April 22: Aamir Hayat Rokri, the president of the Lahore City Cricket Association (LCCA), alleged on Thursday that PCB chief executive had ruined the game with his 'childish' policies. ...
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Shoaib clean bowled by Indian cancer kids
MUMBAI, April 22: A number of Indian children suffering from cancer had a memorable day on Thursday when they played cricket with the world's fastest bowler - Pakistan's Shoaib Akhtar. ...
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Jayasuriya overtakes de Silva in Lanka's convincing triumph
BULAWAYO, April 22: Sanath Jayasuriya became Sri Lanka's highest run scorer in One-day Internationals and helped his side to a nine-wicket victory over weakened Zimbabwe here on Thursday. ...
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Sandeep Singh grabs first hat trick of Jr Asia Cup
KARACHI, April 22: Seven-goal Sandeep Singh scored a sparkling hat trick in India's thumping 17-1 victory over Sri Lanka to give arch-rivals Pakistan a stern warning at Junior Asia Cup hockey on Thursday. ...
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FIH rules violated
KARACHI, April 22: International Hockey Federation (FIH) rules are being violated at the ongoing Junior Asia Cup hockey. Presence of unauthorised persons at field jury table was conspicuous since only maximum four officials ...
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More players and officials join in pitch criticism
KARACHI, April 22: Promising Indian junior penalty corner striker Sandeep Singh on Thursday said the ongoing Junior Asia Cup hockey venue's defective surface was hampering short corner strikes. ...
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India, Pakistan drawn in separate pools
NEW DELHI, April 22: Arch-rivals India and Pakistan have been placed in separate preliminary pools in the Olympic men's field hockey tournament, according to the draw released by the sport's governing body on Thursday. ...
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Last-gasp goal deny India victory over Australia
SYDNEY, April 22: India and Australia fought out a 2-2 draw in the mens field hockey Four-Nations Challenge on Thursday. With the score tied at 1-1 going into the last ten minutes ...
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Saleh begins defence of snooker crown today
KARACHI, April 22: Pakistan and world No.2 Saleh Mohammad begins the defence of his snooker crown when he takes on Sindh's Bilal Ahmed in the Eighth Style Snooker Championship which gets under way at the Karachi Gymkhana on Friday morning. ...
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Maradona feeling better
BUENOS AIRES, April 22: Argentina soccer legend Diego Maradona was no longer in a critical condition after being rushed to hospital on Sunday apparently at death's door with heart and breathing problems. ...
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Aberdeen end Celtic's 77-game unbeaten streak
GLASGOW, April 22: Australian striker David Zdrilic ended champions Celtic's hopes of completing the Scottish league season unbeaten when he struck an injury-time goal for Aberdeen in a 2-1 victory at Parkhead on Wednesday. ...
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Porto, Deportivo play out goalless draw
PORTO, April 22: Deportivo Coruna held Porto to a goalless draw in a jittery Champions League semifinal first leg on Wednesday that featured few clear chances and only occasional moments of quality. ...
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Safin and Coria cruise into quarterfinals
MONACO, April 22: Argentinian third seed Guillermo Coria and former world number one Marat Safin of Russia stayed on course for a semifinal showdown after both men moved into the last eight of the Monte Carlo Masters on Thursday. ...
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