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Pakistan romp to easy win over Bangladesh
COLOMBO, July 17: Opener Yasir Hameed struck a fluent century as defending champions Pakistan scored a comfortable 76-run win over Bangladesh in the Group 'A' match of the Asia Cup tournament here on Saturday. ... 
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Sri Lanka cruise home
DAMBULLA, July 17: Sri Lanka, having arrived from Australia 36 hours ago, secured comfortable victory over the United Arab Emirates by 116 runs here on Saturday. ...
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England face injury worries before first Test against Windies
LONDON, July 17: England's selectors will have to negotiate their way through some tricky injury questions before announcing on Sunday their squad for next week's first Test against the West Indies. ...
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Ganguly calls for improved showing
DAMBULLA, July 17: Indian skipper Saurav Ganguly said on Saturday his side will need to improve despite opening their Asia Cup campaign with victory over United Arab Emirates. ...
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Ali Asad steers Zone-II Whites into last four
KARACHI, July 17: Zone-II Whites qualified for the semifinals of the KCCA Under-19 Inter-zonal cricket tournament with Ali Asad hitting an unbeaten century here on Friday. ...
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Coach, selectors at odds over squad
KARACHI, July 17: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) and coach Roelant Oltmans are on a collision course as selectors are due to arrive on Tuesday to possibly "select" the Olympic squad while the Dutchman claims he controls the selection affairs. ...
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PPA names team for World Cup
RAWALPINDI, July 17: Pakistan on Saturday named eight-member squad for the 7th FIP World Polo Championships to be held in France in September, it was announced by the chairman Pakistan Polo Association (PPA), Lt. Gen. Syed Arif Hasan. ...
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Aqeel and Nida crowned champions
KARACHI, July 17: Pakistan No. 1 Aqeel Khan was crowned the men's singles champion, when he beat second seed Nomi Qamar in straight sets at the Karachi Club on Saturday. ...
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