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Pakistan face Australia in opener today
CANNOCK, June 5: Pakistan start their European tour when they clash Australia in the opening match of tri-nation hockey tournament on Sunday. ... 
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New rule may prove beneficial: Sohail Abbas says
CANNOCK, June 5: Pakistan's penalty corner expert Sohail Abbas said on Saturday the change in short corner rule may prove beneficial for him in tri-nation tournament which starts on Sunday. ...
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Pakistan to participate in Torch Relay ceremony
NEW DELHI, June 5: A 10-member Pakistani delegation, led by sports minister Riaz Munir Ahmed, would participate in celebrations surrounding the Olympic Torch Relay in New Delhi on June 10 ...
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Manchester United open their doors for Pakistani club
KARACHI, June 5: English soccer giants Manchester United have opened their doors for a Pakistani club which will travel to England next month to seek training. ...
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Bangladesh's lower order frustrates West Indies
KINGSTON, June 5: West Indies captain Brian Lara, with his job on the line, was left frustrated here as the Bangladesh lower order rallied to dull the home team's attack to recover from 152 for seven to 284 all out ...
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Trescothick leads England's positive response in 2nd Test
LEEDS, June 5: Marcus Trescothick's unbeaten 78 took England to 164 for one, a deficit of 245, in reply to New Zealand's first innings 409 at tea on the third day of the second Test at Headingley here on Saturday. ...
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No request from Harbhajan: BCCI
MUMBAI, June 5: Indian cricket board on Saturday pleaded ingnorance over Harbhajan Singh's appearance for an English county club later this month and said it had not received any communication from the player in this regard. ...
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New Indian itinerary annoys Proteas
JOHANNESBURG, June 5: South African cricket tour to India was thrown into "total confusion" when Board of Control for Cricket in India proposed an entirely new itinerary for SA's visit there in November. ...
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Myskina outclasses Dementieva in one-sided final: First Russian woman to win Grand Slam event
PARIS, June 5: Named after a Russian royal, Anastasia Myskina took her place on the throne of claycourt tennis on Saturday, thrashing Elena Dementieva in an all-Russian French Open final. ...
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Argentineans brace for grudge match today
PARIS, June 5: A French Open final between two Argentine claycourters would normally stir up little emotion outside of Buenos Aires and Cordoba, but there is an edge to Sunday's final between Guillermo Coria and Gaston Gaudio. ...
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