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Woolmer to make Pakistan winning outfit in 6 months
LAHORE, July 3: Bob Woolmer, the new Pakistan coach, claimed on Saturday that under his coaching the team will emerge as a winning combination within six months. ... 
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Wright wary of Pakistan, Lanka
ISLAMABAD, July 3: Coach John Wright says India will have to look out for Pakistan and Sri Lanka in the six-nations Asia Cup one-day cricket championship beginning in Sri Lanka from July 16. ...
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Sri Lanka crash to defeat on poor pitch
DARWIN, July 3: Michael Kasprowicz bagged seven wickets and fired Australia to a 149-run win over Sri Lanka on Saturday, wrapping up victory inside three days on a suspect wicket in the first Test of the two-match series. ...
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Aqeel goes down fighting
ISLAMABAD, July 3: Norikazu Sugiyama of Japan downed Aqeel Khan of Pakistan 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 to win the ITF Satellite tennis circuit at the DLTA Complex, New Delhi, on Friday, according to a report available on Saturday. ...
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Portugal bank on home advantage for first major crown
LISBON, July 3: Portugal will trust in home advantage and the Midas touch of their Brazilian coach to secure a first major title in Sunday's Euro 2004 final and end Greece's great adventure. ...
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Federer faces Roddick in final
LONDON, July 3: Swiss mastery and brute American power will collide on Sunday after Roger Federer and Andy Roddick set up a dream Wimbledon final on Saturday. ...
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Sharapova crowned Wimbledon queen
LONDON, July 3: Russian 17-year-old Maria Sharapova pulled off one of the biggest ever Wimbledon upsets Saturday when she dethroned top seed and two-time defending champion Serena Williams 6-1, 6-4 in a stunning women's final. ...
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Surprised Howell III shares lead
LEMONT, July 3: Charles Howell III was a little surprised to be sharing the lead with Steve Lowery and Matt Gogel after the second round of the Western Open on Friday. ...
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