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Camp for athletes starts today
LAHORE, May 23: The Athletics Federation of Pakistan (AFP) starts a drawn-out national men and women training camp at Islamabad on Monday to prepare teams for all the impending international competitions including Asian Games-2006 ... 
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Fighting century by Richardson keeps Kiwis' hopes alive
LONDON, May 23: New Zealand set England 282 to win after opener Mark Richardson achieved the Lord's century which eluded him by seven runs in the first innings with a monumentally patient 101 on the fourth day of the first Test on Sunday. ...
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Zimbabwe rebels seek ICC's arbitration
HARARE, May 23: The International Cricket Council is being increasingly dragged into the dispute between the Zimbabwe Cricket Union and the 12 striking players here in Harare. ...
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Sami rocks Northants
LONDON, May 23: Mohammad Sami, the Pakistan fast bowler, claimed a match haul of 10 for 138 as Kent were the only winners in the latest round English County Championship matches on Saturday. ...
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Pakistan-India peace snooker from June 17
LAHORE, May 23: The Billiard and Snooker Federation of India is arranging a peace snooker tournament with Pakistan in Chandigarh on June 17-20, to help further strengthen relations between the two countries. ...
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Jamshed denies rift with Rehmat
ISLAMABAD, May 23: Pakistan squash coach Jamshed Gul on Sunday denied having differences with Rehmat Khan who trains the junior string. "I have no problems with Rehmat and both of us are working side by side in harmony ...
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Top players win first round ties
LAHORE, May 23: All leading players including defending champion Mehmood Ahmad Lodhi won their first round competitions on the opening day of the 24th national chess championship at a local hotel on Sunday. ...
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Federer, Mauresmo face big test at French Open
PARIS, May 23: The world's best tennis player Roger Federer faces a credibility test this week when he launches his bid to win the French Open for the first time. ...
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Schumacher's mishap benefits Trulli
MONACO, May 23: Renault's Jarno Trulli won a Monaco Grand Prix thriller on Sunday as Michael Schumacher's perfect start to the Formula One season ended with a crash in the darkness of a tunnel. ...
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Immelman claims second Euro Tour crown
ST LEON-ROT, May 23: South African Trevor Immelman birdied the 72nd hole in the Tournament Players Championship of Europe on Sunday to claim his second European Tour title of the year ...
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