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President should not have anything to do with PCB, says Imran Khan
KARACHI, May 22: The former Pakistan cricket captain and chief of Tehrik-i-Insaf, Imran Khan on Saturday called for adopting the Australian example in Pakistan for throwing up competitive cricketers. ... 
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It was an honour to represent Pakistan: Wasim Akram
KARACHI, May 22: Former captain Wasim Akram acknowledged on Friday that he was honoured to have played international cricket for Pakistan. Wasim, who retired from all forms of cricket just over a year ago ...
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PCB officials accused of sabotaging talks
LAHORE, May 22: The action committee of city cricket associations has alleged that some Pakistan Cricket Board officials are trying to sabotage the purpose of its meeting with the board chairman on Monday. ...
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Zaheer likely to replace Saqlain Mushtaq
ISLAMABAD, May 22: Indian pace bowler Zaheer Khan is likely to play two first-class cricket matches and a limited overs fixture for English county club Surrey this summer. ...
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Umpires asked to report suspect bowlers
KARACHI, May 22: Umpires in domestic cricket have been asked to bring to the notice of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) any bowler found with suspect bowling action. ...
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Australia may ask for Zimbabwe's expulsion from Test arena
MELBOURNE, May 22: Australia will consider pushing for Zimbabwe to be stripped of Test status at next month's International Cricket Council (ICC) meeting. ...
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Afghan team in Greece for training
ATHENS, Greece May 22: After an eight year absence from the Olympics, an Afghan team of five athletes- including the country's first women participants - arrived in Greece Saturday to train for the Aug. 13-29 Athens Games. ...
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McCullum lifts Kiwis in impressive display: Flintoff knock gives England lead
LONDON, May 22: Emergency number three Brendon McCullum guided New Zealand to the safety of 134 for one in their second innings at stumps on the third day of the first Test against England ...
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India open tour with first match in Karachi
LAHORE, May 22: Pakistan and India will revive home and away hockey series by playing the first match in Karachi on Sept 25, the Pakistan Hockey Federation said on Saturday. ...
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POA chief admits Sports Policy flawed
LAHORE, May 22: President Pakistan Olympic Association (POA) Lt. Gen. Arif Hasan admitted on Saturday the national sports policy was formulated unilaterally without taking into confidence the quarters concerned. ...
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Azwer re-elected secretary PBF
KARACHI, May 22: Former secretary Pakistan Bridge Federation (PBF) Azwer-ul-Haq was re-elected secretary PBF in a meeting of the federation's board of directors on Friday. ...
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Manchester United tame Lions
CARDIFF, May 22: Manchester United salvaged a measure of consolation from an otherwise disappointing season with a 3-0 win over first division Millwall in a lop-sided FA Cup final on Saturday. ...
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