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Woolmer leaving camp after four days
LAHORE, July 4: Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer will return to England on Wednesday for some coaching assignment there. ... 
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New Zealand qualify for tri-series final
BRISTOL, July 4: Stephen Fleming scored 99 to send New Zealand into next Saturday's one-day triangular series final with a six-wicket win over England here on Sunday. ...
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Don't complain about pitches, Ponting tells his batsmen
DARWIN, July 4: Ricky Ponting returned to the Australian cricket side on Sunday and told his batsmen to stop complaining about suspect pitches and become more adaptable to difficult conditions. ...
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Germany clinch 4-nation hockey event, Pakistan bag bronze
AMSTERDAM, July 4: Germany beat Netherlands 5-4 to win the men's four-nation field hockey tournament here on Sunday in an exciting, high-scoring and quality match rated the best of the modern era of artificial turf hockey. ...
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Federer outsmarts Roddick to retain Wimbledon title
LONDON, July 4: The mesmeric skills of Roger Federer spiked the world's most potent serve on Sunday as the Swiss champion retained his Wimbledon crown in dramatic fashion. ...
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Greece wins Euro Cup
LISBON, July 4: Outsiders Greece crowned their astonishing Euro 2004 campaign by beating hosts Portugal 1-0 in the final on Sunday. ...
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'Germans should consider foreign coach'
LISBON, July 4: Germany should consider appointing a foreign coach to replace Rudi Voeller, according to their former striker Juergen Klinsmann. "It would be no problem. ...
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Totti seeks divine forgiveness
ROME, July 4: Italy forward Francesco Totti has asked for divine forgiveness for spitting at Denmark's Christian Poulsen at Euro 2004, La Gazzetta dello Sport reported on Sunday. ...
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Schumacher chalks up 9th win this season
MAGNY-COURS, July 4: Ferrari's Michael Schumacher won the French Grand Prix for the seventh time on Sunday to chalk up his ninth victory in 10 races. ...
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Ames, Hensby share lead
LEMONT, July 4: Stephen Ames, with eight top-10 finishes this season, believes he is on the verge of winning his first PGA tournament. ...
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