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Pakistan meet India in Dutch: Tri-series opener
KARACHI, June 9: Pakistan and India will open the one-day tri-series which will bring big-time cricket to the Netherlands on Aug 21, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Wednesday. ... 
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Foster arriving on June 24
LAHORE, June 9: Australian bowling coach Daryl Foster arrives in Lahore on June 24 to train aspiring young cricketers at the National Cricket Academy. ...
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England target clean sweep against Kiwis
NOTTINGHAM, June 9: England head into Thursday's final Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge looking to complete a 3-0 series win and made it six wins out of their last seven Tests. ...
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McGrath named for Sri Lanka Tests
MELBOURNE, June 9: Australia have included leading fast bowler Glenn McGrath in a 13-man squad for the two-Test series against Sri Lanka starting on July 1. ...
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Arthritis forces Slater to quit
SYDNEY, June 9: Former Australian Test opener Michael Slater said on Wednesday arthritis had forced him to retire from first-class cricket. Slater, 34, called a press conference here to announce his retirement and said he hoped to return to full fitness but it would have been irresponsible to sign a new contract with his state team New South Wales. ...
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Salman and Kamran guide LCCA home
ISLAMABAD, June 9: Lahore City Cricket Association (LCCA) scored a comfortable five wicket victory over Rawalpindi on Wednesday in the NBP-ICA Inter-district Super Cup, thanks to fine knocks by Salman Butt and Kamran Akmal. ...
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Pakistan, Australia clash in 2nd round tie today: Tri-nation Hockey
NOTTINGHAM, June 9: Pakistan will be trying to give a better performance when they clash Australia in the second round of tri-nation hockey tournament at High fields Hockey Centre on Thursday. ...
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FIFA wants PFF to work without discrimination
LAHORE, June 9: Football's world governing body, FIFA on Wednesday said it would like Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) to work for the prosperity of the game without any discrimination. ...
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Henman beaten but Hewitt cruises
LONDON, June 9: Tim Henman's French Open heroics were forgotten in 114 tortuous minutes on Wednesday as Britain's number one was beaten in his first match this year on grass at Queen's Club. ...
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Bekele breaks another Gebrselassie's world record
OSTRAVA, June 9: Ethiopian long distance runner Kenenisa Bekele shattered a world record on Tuesday just two months before the Athens Olympics. ...
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