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PCB names Stevenson as new trainer
KARACHI, June 21: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in another surprise move on Monday appointed Murray Stevenson, a 27-year-old South African, as the trainer for the national senior squad. ... 
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PCB's double standards on suspect actions
LAHORE, June 21: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on the one hand is repeatedly advising umpires to be vigilant of bowlers with suspect actions ...
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Action body to meet
LAHORE, June 21: With the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) not paying attention to their demands, the city cricket associations' action committee has summoned a meeting next Saturday. ...
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Kiwis tune up for series with win
NORTHAMPTON, June 21: New Zealand wrapped up their preparation for the triangular one-day series with a hard-fought five-run win against Northamptonshire on Sunday despite a hundred from South Africa's Martin van Jaarsveld. ...
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Match-winning knock by Watson
LONDON, June 21: Australia all-rounder Shane Watson's unbeaten 112, only his second first-class innings in England, helped Hampshire to a massive 275-run Second Division County Championship win against Somerseton Sunday. ...
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India rout Pakistan for clean sweep
KARACHI, June 21: India cueists put up another dazzling show to rout Pakistan 6-1 to make a clean sweep in the three Test match Peace Cup snooker series at Chandigarh (India), according to information made available here on Monday. ...
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Portugal, Greece book places into quarterfinals
LISBON, June 21: Hosts Portugal reached the Euro 2004 quarterfinals with a famous 1-0 win over Spain on Sunday and sent their greatest rivals out of the tournament. ...
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Scandinavian rivals brace for clash of styles
PORTO, June 21: Denmark's fine wing play and Sweden's gifted strikers are likely to decide a Euro 2004 Group 'C' decider on Tuesday played in the rarefied atmosphere of Italian-generated conspiracy theories. ...
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Federer too hot for unknown Bogdanovic
LONDON, June 21: A focused Roger Federer opened the defence of his Wimbledon crown in devastating style on Monday, thrashing Britain's Alex Bogdanovic 6-3 6-3 6-0 in the first round. ...
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Australia ban drug cheat from Olympics for life
SYDNEY, June 21: The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has banned former world junior track cycling champion Mark French from the Olympics for life for seven doping violations, including two of drug trafficking. ...
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Goosen holds out to claim second US Open crown
SOUTHAMPTON, June 21: South Africa's Retief Goosen held his nerve to clinch the US Open for a second time, edging out Phil Mickelson by two shots with a closing 71 on Sunday. ...
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Schumacher notches up season's eighth Grand Prix victory
INDIANAPOLIS, June 21: Ferrari's Michael Schumacher screamed to his eighth win in nine races on Sunday in an action-packed US Grand Prix that left younger brother Ralf in hospital. ...
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