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Senators want to discuss PCB affairs
ISLAMABAD, July 9: A trio of senators have requested the chairman of the Standing Committee on Sports, Culture and Women Affairs to convene a meeting to discuss the affairs of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). ... 
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Intikhab criticizes selection policy
LAHORE, July 9: Former Test cricketer Intikhab Alam on Friday declared that selectors should be consistent if they want to build a strong team. ...
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Aggression is the key to success, says Ganguly
ISLAMABAD, July 9: Aggression is one of the keys to the successes of the Indian cricket team, according to skipper Sourav Ganguly. Ganguly said he has always tried to inculcate a sense of aggression in his team-mates ...
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Langer and Hayden punish Sri Lanka
CAIRNS, July 9: Australia reached 370 for two on Friday after Matthew Hayden and Justin Langer hammered the Sri Lanka attack on the first day of the second test, each scoring a century. ...
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Lankan board corrupt: Arjuna
KOZHIKODE, July 9: Former Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga thinks his country's cricket board is "corrupt and doesn't handle funds properly." He accused Sri Lankan board of mismanaging funds ...
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Kiwis in confident mood for today's final
LONDON, July 9: New Zealand plan to end their tour to England on a high note when they face West Indies in NatWest Cricket Series final at Lord's on Saturday. ...
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Viki downs Shahzad in thriller
KARACHI, July 9: Viki Kumar made his way through to the qualifying round in the boys singles under-15, after getting the better of Shahzad Khan in a thriller on the hard courts of the Karachi Club on Friday. ...
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Federer extended by Stepanek
GSTAAD, July 9: Tired Wimbledon champion Roger Federer beat unseeded Czech Radek Stepanek 6-1 5-7 6-4 in his second match on Friday to reach the semifinals of the Swiss Open. ...
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Australia suffer worst defeat
DARWIN, July 9: Australia suffered their worst defeat in almost two years after Korea handed them a 4-0 thumping in third hockey Test in Darwin on Friday. ...
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World champions Brazil struggle against Chile
CHICLAYO, July 9: World champions Brazil reluctantly took the stage at the Copa America on Thursday and ground out a 1-0 win over Chile in arguably the worst game of the tournament so far. ...
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Olympic flame departs for Greece
LARNACA, July 9: The Olympic flame completed its world tour here on Friday after the torch departed Larnaca airport on a special flight bound for Crete to be welcomed home. ...
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Havret snatches lead
LOCH LOMOND, July 9: Frenchman Gregory Havret shot a stunning seven-under 64 to go nine-under for the championship and snatch the lead of the Scottish Open here on Friday. ...
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Raikkonen targets British GP podium
SILVERSTONEy 9: McLaren set their sights on a first podium finish of the season after Kimi Raikkonen led Friday's British Grand Prix practice. ...
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Hansen breaks world record
LONG BEACH, July 9: Brendan Hansen upstaged Michael Phelps and Natalie Coughlin on Thursday when he broke the world record for 100 metres breaststroke on the second day of the U.S. Olympic swimming trials. ...
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